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• Canonizations declined to review y the, con- " " ■' -- t ».fd • .. »tc«nd .„. r ‘ • ■ m , ,n CITY stitutionality of ,h P0 #w, Official Publication of VATICAN (NC) A formal vote on canonical election Fordham f* Mdw.rk, n. j. the Archdiocese of Newark. whether the of 10 Arch* unand.r *h ;♦ N J 1 Church should the and of University’s purchase from Z and of the Diocese of Paterson, N. J. J'jSS.'WSV* proceed with canonization of two Bless- bishops Bishops oriental rite. New York eds was a City ,of two blocks highlight of the first consistory called by Pope The Pontiff called in the Lincoln Square VOL. NO. XII upon Car* project at 7, 24 Pius in four years. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1958 dinal Prefect of the less than acquisition cost. PRICE: TEN CENTS Clcognani, At the same time the Cardinals were notified Sacred In down officially Congregation of Rites, turning the review re- of the activities of the Church and asked the him to read the quest, country’s highest trib- re- during that four-year unal affirmed period. (everybody ports on the life of Blesseds a recent While outside), leaving decision the vote on the two Bless- Charles the New only the Cardinals of Seize and Joachina of York Court of Ap- and the ed was expected to be de Thanks St. favorable, inside the hall. Veduna Mas well which Anne Pope y as as peals declared that the Cure it will not be made until the public taken did for The report by the Con- city not violate the constitu- Pontiff then recited a later session of the the consistory. gregation of Rites in these tional gauarantee of Church-state By Anne Mae Buckley “Adsumus,” an ancient invoca- THE FIRST TWO causes. ■eparation in the parts of the tion to the reselling land. JERSEY CITY — Mary Var- Holy Spirit. Cardinal The Pope then asked ick consistory secret and public—- Ottaviani, each Car- sat helpless in her wheel- terminating his office THE COURT’S action held dinal to his apparent- were on June 9. The third of give opinion on tha chair at the altar rail in the as camerlengo the Sacred Col- ly terminates the causes in relation long legal bat- be held then to the Basilica of Ste. Anne DeBeau- part—semi-public—will lege, handed to the Pope request- tle by Harris L. June 16. No of the ed canonization. In order of rank fought Present, .her part consist- the insignia of his office. The pre, eyes fixed on for two of the dealt with the each Cardinal attorney groups tax- Blessed ory Pontiff in turn the stood, uncovered her heart appointment handed in- Sacrament, his head and payers opposing the of new Cardinals. gave his vote. When 13-block, not for but signia to Cardinal begging a cure, for Tisserant, The all votes had been $205,000,000 project. The two Blesseds voted him the heard, the plain- “just a little time.” upon making hew camer- more Pontiff tiffs have been to the for canonization were Charles expressed his wish for trying stop The lengo. mother of four small the entire slum of Italian professed satisfactory conclusion of the clearing project on Seize, lay she had been THE POPE MADE a the children, told she short causes. grounds that Fordham was member of the Franciscan was of bone speech in dying cancer. She Latin, stating the rea- The doors of receiving an unconstitutional Friars Minor, and Joachina de the hall were had not walked in three sons for the of funds. years. Vedruna convening consist- then opened and the consistorial grant public y Mas, Spanish foun- This followed ory. was two admitted Early in Mdy, the Court of BUT IN THE Basilica dress of the of by lawyers were to make of Ste. Religious formal requests: one Car- formal Appeals by requests for the unanimously ruled Anne, Mary' Varick did walk Charity. pallia dinal Minimi, Secretary of the for that Fordham was Church at those getting them. The not — and without know- activity announced se- getting suddenly Sacred Consistorial "a the dealt Congregation, cret session of the had grant or subsidy of public ing it. All she remembers is consistory with eccle- consistory for the suburbicarian diocese lasted in siastical of one hour. property” buying the area “a moment when the universe appointments and erec- Sabina and Mirteto left at marked-down because tion of ecclesiastical Poggio prices seemed to stand when jurisdic- THE PUBLIC part of the still,” vacant the death of his cere- tions by prede- the university did not for she was “hot and cold and since the last consistory then pay very mony began with cessor, Cardinal Piazza; and one prelates the actual property but for its on May 20, 1954, prior to the and frightened.” lay dignitaries of the by Cardinal Constantini, Chan- Papal “reuse value” as fixed canonization of St. Pius X. by sev- When the moment household, officials of the Vati- was over cellor of the Holy Roman Church, eral appraisals. Another matter of business she found herself at for the can congregations, abbots and kneeling titular church of San the was the conferral of Consequently, court said, the statue of St. Anne pallia—nar- generals of orders some Lorenzo in the tradi- religious and white Damaso, the resale of the two blocks at row shoulder bands a select distance from the altar sym tional group of and rail, titular church for the religious than cost not bolizing the fullness of faithful less acquisition was to the sobs of episcopal Chancellor the hall. listening some- of the Roman entering the Holy a subsidy to Fordham, which power enjoyed by Pope and When all were one in the distance (really her Church. assembled, the shared in the plans to relocate the by Archbishops—- prefect of uptown own sobs), and saying over and ceremonies sum- After receiving the formal re- campus there. on Archbishops appointed since moned to the throne over, “O Lord, I am not wor- the consist- the last quests, the announced the Pope orial consistory. lawyers with the thy.” taken together those whom the actions the Church Among upon by of the Sacred A at her Secretary priest was side, she since the last These Congre- pallium was conferred were consistory. of Cardinal gation Rites, Al- recalls — Father Lussier, now Archbishop Leo Binz of concerning the of one Pa- Archbishop naming fonso Carinci. The of Alberta. Dubuque lawyers made Bishop He tells 121 and William O. triarch, Archbishops, 649 Archbishop Brady a formal presentation of the now of having the Bill and Is feeling, at Mary smile over picture Ste. of St. Paul. Bishops, nine prelates nullius Anne D e Since neither was causes for the Stepinac Varick of Beaupre as they recall her two to be canon- Mary’s moment in the Basilica, and one abbot nullius. cure cancer at the present at the ceremony the con- Following that Shrine seven ized, concluding their of Beaupre this the by going on something extraordinary years ago. ferral made Pontiff confirmed the was by proxy to a knees before the was Later knew Pope and re- happening. testimony there had been a mir- turned out all Improving right.” On one procurator. grimages, so questing the canonizations. affirmed that a miracle had oc- acle.” - she plans to spend particular occasion KRASIC, Yugoslavia (RNS) Mary peti- next winter SHORTLY 9 30 On instructions of the Pontiff curred — Varick’s funds BEFORE a Mary can- she continued to use tioned the seeking to m Cut Off Though Sacred Heart for May —Cardinal of his reply was read in Latin Stepinac Zag- cer had disappeared her sponsor a pilgrimage for han- the Pope, wearing red robes and by unexplain- crutches, Mary had been help in filling pilgrimage Antonio, was dicapped entered the consist- Msgr. Secretary of reb allowed to leave his ably. unexplainably cured of cancer, and asked for people. gold miter, bus, some follows: cross orial hall Polish Aid Briefs, as And Father Lussier to doctors’ reports. accompanied the bed and sit in a chair for the as stood according to bear in return for His THE FORMER by favor. Mary Cassidy, “The causes which Cardinal Deacons and the mem- you have beside the sobbing woman he The additional first time since he was re- reservations she has been NEW YORK Catholic “BEFORE I LEFT Ste. handicapped al- bers just are such as to heard her of his pleaded move say: I were cortege. ill. “Oh, Father, obtained, and to most all her life. At the of to the in favor ported critically Anne’s,” Varick “just age Assembled in the hall Relief Services will have Pope of the request did not here to ask Mary remem- show were 12 come for He heard 18 months she His Dr. “I made that my prayer” suffered granted. personal physician, bers, a promise I polio Cardinals of the Roman Curia halt its of 1 being a physical miracle. I suffered shipments U. S. Branislav said the only Mary a broken toe on which paralyzed both her “It is Bogicevic, 60- would return to the shrine legs. including Cardinal granted not only be- wanted God to let me live the the Tisserant, government food to titular morning set Tutored by her she surplus year-old head of the every year and bring chil- pilgrimage parents, cause the two Blessed longer. All life my out. Dean of the College of Cardinals, really my I have learned Poland unless the Church in was dren and to accept the affliction Polish seem of Yugoslavia doing as many other people and three visiting Cardinals. worthy being promoted loved carrying this cross for well that he joyously, confident of the love government grants a to the honors of so was expected as I could find. told After the Pontiff had taken re-entry the but and if He takes it Everyone THE VARICKS altars, Him, away run the of God Who visa to a CRS official “even to walk little in his I of mind pil- “asks those He who over- because times which a room from what will me was quite out my his on the the our are al- me now, I have at with- place throne, the three four grimages absolute cost loves most to His cross.” sees the In next or days.” to make such a at carry Prefect of distribution, according ways more in the to offer Him for all He has promise out Apostolic Cere- submerged cu- any profit—it’s their In 1933 when to the time the of ill- way she was 19 she Msgr. Aloysius J. Wycislo, as- pidity of earthly things, in given me?” expense my of thanks monies, Msgr. Enrico Dante, pleas- THE CARDINAL, who has been giving for the great underwent sistant had an in the executive director. ures and torn bitter ness wiped us out financial- operation announced the “extra omnes" by “Wait and grace them. discord, In strict confinement in his na- see, the granted re- that she find The official left Poland about Mary,” Mary hope might em- need new to Chris- ly.” learned stimulations tive since suf- answered. He has cently invalids are village 1951, was priest “Maybe that ployment to assist her a month ago and hig tian virtue. But she has her family application from takan kept prom- not able to of fering thrombo-phlebitis, not qway jour beloved go on any the the The for hat been during depression. re-entry not “You are ise. She has brought almost 300 Reds Will Not grant- aware that men are pneumonia and a rare blood dis- cross, but only lightened it be- commercially sponsored pil- (Continued on Page 2) ed. Msgr. Wycislo noted that un- in people to the feet of her be- greater need of sanctity than ease. cause it had grown too der heavy U.S. law, government else loved St. Anne. And this surplus anything . . . Dr. told to bear.” year, Bogicevic reporters OK food be for Churches supplies cannot shipped the 300th of the I "SO THAT that “the Cardinal is in anniversary very good to countries where there is everything may THE DAY WAS Shrine of no July 17, Ste. Anne De Beau- Cardinal WARSAW Communist proceed in this spirits and we are absolutely sat- Newman American resident normally most j delegate to su 1951. Mary and her pre, she has organized three isfied with the of his husband authorities are ; important cause, if I am not course re- preventing pervise the distribution. Bill, and her brother to the shrine. Ed, re- pilgrimages mistaken, the August Pontiff will covery though some danger (to the Church from i turned to their cabin. “I The and building ACCORDING TO from his life) still exists.” spent July August pil- Cause Considered reports not give his verdict before the the whole grimages are filled to new churches I Poland, between Cardinals night just walking capacity badly-needed negotiations the and Bishops have made around the room, the Varicks rent a bus which hierarchy and the government their votes known holding on here. Cardinal Wyszynski has re-, in this matter to to Bill Varick the BIRMINGHAM, England (RNS) Francis things, just prove that I drives, using —Archbishop complained. Rarding distribution of t'RS sup- in the forthcoming semi public could she he receives from the Grimshaw of have been broken really walk,” recalls. salary Birmingham has set up a diocesan court plies off. consistory. |J. In a sermon following a Corpus On the The joUrney back to bus company to a here to The development follows dis- Jersey sponsor pil- gather evidence that lead “Meanwhile, through me, be may to the formal intro- Christi procession in which 200,- City, where she has lived all grim who could not have closure of the fact that *578,00 exhorts gone. duction of a all of you to fer- cause for the beatification of John Henry Car- 000 Catholics took part, the Car- pray her life, was much differ- But the that leaves June worth of relief in very trip clothing now vently that he be dinal Newman. dinal for support in his may enlight- from the 21 is appealed at a ent trip to Ste. Anne’s, undersubscribed, which storage Polish port may be ened the Inside... efforts by Holy Spirit.” Cardinal to obtain government undertaken few means that the Varicks will Newman, 19th The existence of per- diverted elsewhere if a days before, century any public the govern-1 the the mission for church construction. Rising, Pope gave as- when had been in have to make the financial and veneration would continues Mary con- up English educator convert to ment to insist on his apostolic FATHER’S DAY is Sun- automatically He noted that the levy- sembly blessing and was born government stant pain, when it seemed difference to the bus Catholicism, in London invalidate the beatification ing a customs on the then retired company, proc- duty sup- to his private apart- day. For some in had helped to rebuild old thoughts often that she would unless reservations 1801 and died at ess. many not sur- more are Birmingham plies. ments. churches but on the of the in 1890. One made it plain that subject vive the trip, when there was obtained. of the great “de- The diocesan court will draw he is not no fenders of the Faith” a seeking government aid. day, see Page 8 earthly hope left to her and of his time, up report for submission to “ST. ANNE has little All he he ia those me a he made the wants, said, the right who loved her. was a Cardinal by Pope Sacred Congregation of TWO WAYS of helping worried to build the churches. this Leo XIII in 1879. Rites time,” laughed in Rome which alone has to Boland non-Catholics learn THEY ARRIVED home Varick. “But she’s wor- Archbishop on a Mary “SINCE PREWAR Pilgrims authority to decide whether a days," he and went to All ried before and it's THE OPENING session about the Church—“The Sunday directly me always of the formal apostolic process for be- said, “the Catholic community of Saints Church where the diocesan inquiry will To Door” annual take place atification Attend Social Open in Amster- may be introduced. Warsaw has increased by 300,000 Pre-T to St. Anne in June 17 in the rip novena was prog- Oratory of St. Cardinal Newman was educat- and we need about 40 new church- dam and the Home NEWARK Members of the Newark ress. As Rev. John J. O’Brien Philip Neri which Cardinal New- Archdiocessn pil- Is ed at Oxford es The lack of University and be- .. . churches is a Delegate grimage to Europe will get together June 15 the Course of Immac- looked down from man founded at Study the pulpit, here and where he Jersey City came an Anglican curate at the source of grief to me I ( lived ... CYO enter for a embarkation social. he saw down the for 40 It will pre ulate Conception Semin- Mary walking years. be pre- of 23. He age was the center of come to you to share There 229 aisle the of her Honored ceded today my are for the which will be on arm husband by a Solemn Mass of registered pilgrimage, are described High many controversies within the with you and to ask led ary, and her the grief you by Boland in honor of the centennial brother. Ghost at which Archbishop of the Holy Arch- Church of to that on WASHINGTON (NC) England until he was humbly pray we may not of Our at Lourdes. Page 11 “I had her off to apparitions Lady seen Ste. bishop Grimshaw will received preside. into the Catholic Church be forced to look for of Steamer Anne places passengers will leave 2 the R ARE THE Church’s mar- De Father Archbishop Amleto Giovan- The court will conduct July on M S. Beaupre,” three in 1845. in Queen A he cellars . and in the year later, was or- worship . . and airline O’Brien recalls. “There ni formal but Mary, passengers July 6 via KLM Royal Dutch Airs riage customs outmod- was no Cicognani, Apostolic Dele- exhaustive processes dained fields." a priest in Rome and lines. doubt about she re- it; was or inquiries. The first will be ed? Read Father Thom- hope- gate to the U. S., has been an turned to England. Warsaw has 1,100.000 Catholics of the ill. A had shown Purpose pre pilgrimage get together is to lessly biopsy informative process on the life acquaint as’ awarded the first Among Cardinal Newman’s served with comments on Page 9 cancer. When honorary and virtues by 80 parishes and 70 pilgrims spiritual directors and others with whom we saw her of Cardinal they of Newman. moat famous works “Idea will be into degree Doctor of Sacred The- The were churches, most of which have traveling, and to distribute literature of value walking the church, we all second will to travel- investigate hia of a ology ever University," "Apologia Pro been rebuilt since the ers. presented by 70-year- and the third war. Many writing will deter- Vita Sua” old Catholic of Amer- and "Grammar of As- of them All the will visit University mine whether are badly overcrowded pilgrims Lourdes and Rome. Some will there has been any sent.” He ica. was universally re and Mass goers are forced continue through cult to Switwrland. England, Ireland, Ger- public since the Cardinal’s garded Austria, Pontiff The conferred as one of the great mas- stand outside Belgium and Holland Tells Doctors degree was at death. during services, many. ters of commencement exercises at prose style. even in winter. which Archbishop Patrick A. To Cure for Love O’Boyle of Washington, the uni- versity’s chancellor, presided. 'Blatantly Vulgar' Brother VATICAN Speaker was Amandus CITY (NC) Pope Pius XII told a of group Leo Call, dean, school of engi- Spanish doctors here that their professional lives have neering, Manhattan College.

“the of the Brother Amandus was award- proven necessity coordinating progress of your ed doctor of science science with the unchangeable principles of Christian s degree. Office Hits Show James Farraher of San Francis- Decency Paar morals.” co and Robert H. of Hous- NEWARK Kelley The archdiocesan in the only inasmuch as are the in- decency office on countless occasions, Speaking Spanish, Pope you h " h ‘* blatantly vulgar, morally offen- segments of ton received doctor of e,f wi,h th *> opr audience," but hastened to add that struments of the honorary of motion sive and recalled his statements Him, :“ i morality totally in this media of thene previous only one laws r u "a pr, and unacceptable mass ft*me portion* "the endorsement degrees, m,t ‘er ita enjoy of other on the between Chris- capable of bodies expanded bailiwick tern- communication." relationship curing and ri nd( "'f - members of the audience" t t Cl souls." ** bUUntly vulKar, offen- "The tian morals and medical THE CITATION that inH L*T^ morally adverse reactions we have received time prog- accom U The y u ,ccePt*b >e’* network. Helffnch declared, aims at material presented on after he continued, "reflected ‘pleasing ress. the 7 time," atrong resent- panied degree presented «a tvTV the widest TURNING to the role of faith show, recently. possible majority and of the He asked the doctors if it said that ment of many to the fact that the television engendering Archbishop Cicognani industry “ in the doctors' the *" ill will of as few a* lives, Pope >rOBr n ue*,ion *• ‘he Jack is tins of possible were not true that "without these in his zeal as Apostolic Delegate, ni»J!‘i!»i ? Paar Show, sending type material into the sanctuary of praised the "blessed night,tin* J! ! faith which variety piece their homes The kdward II Bronson of the National Association morals your mission could not “he has visited all parts of our which, according to Rev. material often presented on the now enables to Paul J. Hayes, often* of Radio and Television that you present your- lsnd and knows almost better contains material which Jack Paar Show is not Broadcasters acknowledged possibly preserve dignity, us is only unacceptable for youths selves before father a crass receipt of of Father that honor and your with than know ourselves." effrontery to the moral ideals of who might view the but ia copies Hayes' correspondence with that esteem which we . Urge program, a crass effrontery untroubled looks which °f ‘*wln the network and . . v and is . gives *** « audience" Father to the moral ideals of a sponsors, promised to discuss needed to win the trust of your “Accordingly,'' it continued, Hayes is large segment of the view- you the just prize of of assistant director of the the matter with Helffrtch patients.'’ peace "he has carried out the duties of Newark Archdiocesan Office ing audience. mind for Decent , . which enables to Literature and . you his office with the love that Decent Motion Pictures high "IT IS THF. of ASKI.U MHKRK he felt THE be with In letter* FEELING many, that when mi the for POPE then of your sick, them to to aix responsibility spoke the receiving comes from Inde- NBC-TV. firm* which decent understanding. partici terial of the not on entertainment should faith in pate in type uncommonly found the Jack lie. Father Hayes from which these Christisn your hospitals and offices with sponsoring the show, and said, fatigable worker for the Church to the Television would Paar Show recently Is tolerated, the ia for "I like to see the themselves morals flow. He noted that in your heads held which Code Review Board of the way paved performers realise , . thel high . of and a National of God, setting living ex- Association Ra much their to dio and more widespread objectionable matter," responsibility the public such light of Christian teaching there permits you to go into the Television subject Secondly, pres- ample of activity to Broadcasters, Father Hayes ex- spiritual all. Father Hayes emphasized responsibility should be assumed the is established line ence of God without fear pmsed reluctance by industry it- a "dividing be- and to he not to register has only ordained hunt disapproval of a tele- Interviewed self" "the to vision in the office Father By industry" Father Haves said he meant the licit and illicit." pray Him without embarrass show, but added that decency Hayes tween dreds of sod consecrated repeated instances of priests thumbed a sheaf of the and the National The ment." through four from networks Association of Radio of Christian teach- ; objectionable material bad made it replies light 60 but he has impossible to re- and Television Broadcasters. Bishops, published sponsors, one from on# from the National “makes in the sick refUter NBC-TV, ing yon see The told the doctors that n * “ proi*it the Jack Pope outstanding studies in canon law "Bardinf Association of Radio and p7« IEZ Television Broadcasters None "We at the decency office are n which houses a son! their of not interested in body years practice were only and on the spiritual life, and he disagreed with bis premia# that the Paar Show or makes was seeing censorship a Legion of Decency for TV—- . . look for . yon npoa your preparation more has many yeara delivered innumerable ad- HA moral corners, YEA-added that a cutting but. said Father Hayea, “Noth- thu is not desirable, nor at 'fellow mnn as sons of the "full of number of protests present, necessary. But ... ahead, unknown quanti- dresses before the humblest had been has been done to and reminded ing really it there should be self of Father and ties and conveyed him. that the de everybody trying regulation some sort, and same Heavenly problems, not from of the faithful well only only groups as as to on tn ,b* *‘* M put the off somebody else ,** If it falls should outside as brothers.” °* communications rcsponaibility any group step in.” therefore your purely human aspects but also in scholarly halls." Catholics of the The said the Chris- because 1J50;00° Archdiocese of Newark in their Pope same professional sentiment in The citatum SPONSORS, letters, were unanimous In IN THE then said PRESENT situation, in which ■ certain n th * tian *•* of often stating that had no light in your hearts your field has not always coun- they control over the content of TV show offends "lights "throughout his among *£° ! standards of Father sojourn 1* *du,t material is decency, Hayea the holy to cure the acceptable dur the show, since no one carries it. fire of charity terbalanced enormous hn been a wise and lov- J* sponsor said. It is the job of the decent prog- us. has minded eitiaen to let not but ress of hoanr Father Hayes conceded NBC-TV, through Stockton director only out of duty, mainly modern science and tech of souls, HaUfrich, of his be known the lag shepherd a truly In his letter to NBC-TV “However feelings to TV industry. out of which reminds ... you must be continuity acceptance, "We , with cannot and do love . , aaiogy in and admitted, He called equal development great zealous w*U that upon Catholics to make known to the representative aware the material (on the Paar Show* evade Pm that do something the and far not acknowledgment that ad Ub material you can 1 religious moral fields.'' of the Shepherd of Christendom.” from on industry their appreciation of being merely adult or has good entertainment, sophisticated, been. a program of this typo sporadically displeases some as well as their disapproval of objectionable matter. 2 THE ADVOCATE Jane 14, 1958

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B. the National Merit Scholarship no’a Church, center of St. Clem- have been issued in Joseph McAllister, as- Luxembourg succeeded at Karachi Rev. sistant to the by ent Hofbauer’a apostolic labors in to honor the 1,300th rector at Catholic Corporation. anniversary Joseph Anthony Cordeiro, native of the birth University of has di- Warsaw from 1789 to has of St Willibrerd. America, been Francis J. Timoney, 1808, Msgr. diocesan the first to be named priest', been completed. A four-mile procession in which vice rector there. rector of the Holy Name Society raised to the hierarchy in Paki- A for Biblical took Rev. in the Louisville has scholarship or 50,000 people was held Francesco Sacavese of Archdiocese, part stan. classical 'studies will be estab- in Portugal to commemorate the Naples has been renamed Supe- been given the Father McKenna Rev. William Conway, vice lished at Oxford 100th anniversary of rior General of the Order of Award for his efforts in Trinity College, the appari- Min- promot- of St. in tions at Lourdes. ims. president Patrick’s College, University, England as a me- ing Holy Name projects. Maynooth, Ireland, has been morial to Ronald The Council of Latin Dr. Erich rector of the the,late Msgr. Bishops’ President Sean of Schenk, O’Kelly Ire- named to Cardinal Knox. America will of has been Auxiliary establish diocesan land has been wtih University Vienna, invested the D’Alton of Armagh, Primate of After of secretariats for education awarded the Cross years political wrang- to Golden Collar of the Commander’s help Order of All Ireland. ling, anew teacher training law restore the cultural and Pius of the Order of St. by religious by the Apostolic Nuncio aft- Gregory Rev. Eugene Arthurs of Keady, meeting requirements of the con- influence of the .Church. er the Pope. being first selected as recipi- Ireland, has been named first cordat between Bavaria and the A for John J. of pilgrimage American ser- ent of the new award the Bishop Wright Wor- by of the Dio- for denominational vicemen been released Bishop newly-created Holy See and women will leave Pope. cester, Mass., has cese of in Tanganyika, has been for Lourdes June from the after week- Tanga training, adopted by on 14 to Robert hospital a take P. of British Africa. Walsh London, a East the Bavarian state legislature. part in a 65,000 member inters long stay for treatment- of a prominent labor leader, has been Six minor seminaries for reli- national fractured suffered military pilgrimage. elected right shoulder chairman of the Sword of gious in Poland have been re- The Catholic of Lub- in an auto accident. University the Spirit, a Catholic in the wake of recent lin in Poland, organisa- Brother Bertrand, 0.5.F., has opened only remaining tion formed to combat material- permission given by the govern- Catholic in been reelected to a second three- university the com- JUBILEE: Rev. Joseph A. Smolen, pastor of St. Adalbert's, Elizabeth, receives con- ism in England. ment term General of cm munist will hold as Superior otoe world, a two-day 25th year on the of his ordination from John A. and The Catholic of Ver- gratulations anniversary Msgr. James A. Hughes, Agathen Irwin St. the Brothers of the Third Order population celebration in September to mark vicar and John of S mont has reached general, Msgr. James chancellor. Tucker, both of St Francis 117,034, or 31% its 40th F. Looney, Occasion was a solemn Mass Chicago, Regular at a gen- GUARANTEED anniversary. been have named and the Catholic Relief of secretary eral in ef total population. Services Thanksgiving, Sunday, at which Msgr. Hughes presided. chapter Brooklyn. editor, of the Ver- archdiocesan NCWC will respectively, Msgr. Maurice S. Sheehy of Ce- An drive for $2,- open anew relief nacular Society and its mission in Liberia. quarterly dar Rapids, la., longtime Navy magazine, replacing Col. of Amen, chaplain now pastor Immacu- Cured at John K. who Predict That Ross-Duggan re- late Conception Church, has to Meet England Chaplains signed. been promoted to the rank of WEDDING NEW YORK Rev. L. A (NC) - The Edward Foster of Bir- vice admiral and, at his request, Shrine ... USED CARS American Catholic Correctional mingham, Ala., has been elected Will Return to Faith placed on the Naval Reserve re- from of RECEPTION Chaplains’ Association will hold (Continued page 1) president the Outdoor Aposto- tired list. late its nationsl convention in Detroit, operation failed, and worse, it of the South. low LONDON Mileage , 7 to 12. (NC) England is “quietly and unobtru- did not heal Yearfs Abbot Huberb A. AT THE Sept. properly. Noots, Abbot the General of NOTH sively” returning to the Catholic Faith, Archbishop Francis afterwards cancer was dis- the Nobertinp Fa- covered. will '57 CHEVROLETS Grimshaw of Birmingham' declared here. thers, arrive in New York from Rome on June 21 to visit H. Browne He told the Guild of Our Lady of MARY VARICK Joseph Ransom, a home YET, can as Norbertine houses in this coun- in her heartfelt missions that there say way, PLAZA society, probably would not be any try. low “You’ve known spectacular developments In the never anyone as Jan Bishop M. J. A. Hausen of *1245 I. I’ve had in- JOURNAL MHJARI Company conversion of He happy as an England. con- Mary organiser, said that vis- Roermond, Netherlands, critical- life." JiRSIY - trasted credibly CITY. N. A 1004 OUt 34th - the isolation of Cath- happy ill with YEAR 1930 its are not re- ly a has Jthe by legionaries kidney disease, Como see Hudson She has been crutches ... County's larg- olic of with sented on been a half-century *ago but because the last sacraments. PROVIDES. welcomed given INC the most of her life, but on the CADILLAC est selection of expertly recondi- promising conversion work of the day Gerald • DIGNIFIED RANQUET Institutional people are hungry for reli- Archbishop P. O’Hara of her to William 160 CENTRAL AVI* tioned Used Cars all makes and which has resulted “in marriage of ROOMS (IS to S00) today gion. Savannah, Del- June she Ga., Apostolic NEWARK, Ml 2-1060 places dotted all the Varick, 4, 1937, came models reduced for quick clearance. • WPSRIOR CUIIINI over coun- Another speaker said that egate to Great Britain, has been Cleaning Supplies down the aisle on the arm of • MODEST PRICES try where Catholics are multi- released Englishmen are seeking a from a British hospital Car-Truck POLISH • BROOMS her father without crutches. New Leasing • CARIPUL ATTENTION • BRUSHES plying by tens and hundreds.” of knowledge but want religion This the insistence TO AU DETAILS ASH CANS MATS at of Father f • SOAR rather All Makes and Models REV. THOMAS positive teaching than UNITED • Fitzgerald, pas- O’Brien who performed the IRISH COUNTIES ASSOCIATION WAX SPONGES • ' RAILS apologetics. Srldol Cemultonl tor of East London work- Tckptaw a big ceremony. Father O’Brien also OP NEW YORK, INC. • TOILET PAPER Among the programs OLdfisld class said that proposed 3-0100 ing parish, ac- insisted that ftary walk down TWENTY-SIXTH • MOPPING EQUIPMENT were establishment of Mass C E I C the in- the aisle onthe of her hus- AMPLE PARKINO SPACE companying country’s arm ▲ PAPER • PAPER centers in the ANNUAL I" C I 3 TOWELS • CUPS secularism is outlying areas, AIR CONDITIONED creasing a band after the conclusion of the chang- of Cana use Sundays to foster 1 278 HUNTER In Bronx Waynt Street ing religious spirit forsaking the of nuptial Mass., COLLEGE. the ' ESTIMATES ' stability mixed Protestantism and marriages, The Varick children are Wil- Bedford Park Blvd. drawing near- establishment Watt and Jarema Avo., Bronx CNSSRPULLV GIVEN of in- N. J. to the Catholic regular 20 (Noor Bedford Park "D" / CHEVROLET /j Jersey City, er outlook. ma, now (who was married Station Ind. lino, IRT - Jerome Avo. line) quiry classes, and organized vis- Hlndarwn 3-0478 Father said that recently to Donald Fitsgerald its Adriance); JUNE to the sick and the bereaved. SUNDAY, 15 Catholics cannot be complacent, James, 18, who will enter the % Hudson COMMENCING AT NOON AND ENDING AT 7:00 P. M.' v County's however, for while there are Brotherhood in the Graymoor DEDICATION CEREMONIES (3:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M.) Service Department • largest & numerous converts, many Cath- Fall; and Barbara, 14, and BURNS O'CONNELL, Inc. Bill DISTINGUISHED GUESTS large Stock of olics are loot also. Sunday Mary, 12, students at All Saints Hit Honor, f. WAGNER Hit ROBERT Excellency, JOHN J. HEARNE GENUINE CHEVROLET Parts GARDEN STATE PLAZA In his own parish, he said, School. Mayor of New York City Irish Ambassador to Unitod Statos there are 4,000 who Due for SEE toutM 4 and 17 J. people ought Vote 003 COMPETITORS IN 13« COMPETITIONS OP IRISH TRADITIONAL Ett. 1*32 L PARAMUS, N. - ON CRUTCHES in her AMBROSINO, Pres. to be Catholics or against 2,000 who SONGS, MUSIC A DANCES. Alto IRISH PIPERS and PIPE A DRUM CORPS TtUphon* HUbbard 7-5317 Varick church. wheelchair, man- actually come to Mary HONORARY CHAIRMAN 3085 HUDSON BLVD. IkHi I*o and I*l, Oordon State Parkway No. Parking Araa • aged to care for her He said that in modern Brit- As Amended growing VERY REVEREND LAURENCE J. McGINLEY, S.J. JERSEY and their CITY ish films it is Catholic keep home, NEW JERSEY'S FINEST priests Fftidmnt of Fordham Unlvnity 4 blocks north of Journal . Sq. TRENTON The she describes "hum- . who of State which* as JAMES A. FOR RELIGIOUS AND THE appear as representatives FITZPATRICK JOHN P. CAShIN LAITY that her children Assembly will be ble," adding Open Eves, 'til 9 Sat. 'til 3:30 Christian religion and ethics, not given a Prot/denf Chairman IMPORTED are “rich in the things of CHILDREN and DOMESTIC GIFTS Protestant ministers. The chance ADMITTED • same to vote on a FREE PARKING FACILITIES FREE Oldfield 6-8000 Sunday heaven.” The Varicks are a HOUMi TUESDAY on* SATURDAY, to *;IS applies to modern he t.4S A. M. P..M. literature, closing measure which it MONDAY, of WUNISOAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY, MS A. M. to *,4S P. M. said, declaring: family daily Communicants. “I originally passed but which (Mrs. Varick’s two can foresee a time when, brothers, later John and Frank with the growth of secularism, was amended by the Sen- Cassidy, are ate. students Immaculate the bulk of churchgoers will be at Con- and when the Decision to bill ception Seminary.) Catholics; govern- release the, for floor Best in SCHULLER & PLEVY ment, wishing to discuss religious a vote was made at Mon- It was on behalf of her fam- Bargain your Budget... matters, will discuss them with day’s session by the Institutions, ily that Mary Varick prayed of Public Health and when she SPECIALISTS representatives the Catholic Welfare Com- went before the Church." mittee. The move was announced statue of St. Anne, the day be- • SHEET METAL WORK by Assemblyman Raymond J. fore her cure: “Oh Good St. AT A' LATER conference at- Stewart of Mercer, committee Anne, you are a mother too. tended by priests from • and nearly after Don’t think half SLATE TILE ROOFING chairman, other assembly- you a mother diocese in and every England accused is better than none? Won’t men had him of stalling you • BUILT-UP ROOFING stressed that Wales, it was a the ask Jesus let on measure because he did to please me live greater use of the lsity and a not like it. until children and for Rectories and Schools. my grow up Church**, Convents, more positive exposition of no longer need me?" • . Estimates and references furnished on Church doctrine THE BILL SPECIAL request. are the two originally passed the INTERVIEWED this great needs to spur the recon- Assembly Apr. 17. In the week, «9S-fS SOUTH 12th STRICT, NEWARK 3, N. J. Varick version of England. The confer- Senate it was amended to ex- Mary spoke of her mi- M 3-0212 Bl raculous Est. 1920 3-ISO2 ence was organized by the Cath- clude Atlantic, Cape May and moment at the Beau- CHECKING olic Ocean Counties shrine. Missionary Society. from the ban pre , One “I to death speaker, a Legion of against Sunday sales of clothing, was frightened furniture, appliances and build- that He’d take away my cross. I ACCOUNT didn’t know what I’d do if ing materials. It was also amend- I ed to read that couldn’t start day SAVING AT the entire bill every by CARTIRIT DOIS it Him MAKK A DIPFIRINCEI would be ineffective if the courts offering to and then ruled the any one section unconsti- hobbling through day per- tutional. forming tasks in sheer Bank! my This love." If the Assembly accepts the the bill did amendments, will go to Mary Varick receive a mir- V Governor Meyner. The governor acle, yet to her, the most mi- has not 1 indicated whether he raculous part of it, was that would or would not sign the she - was able to keep her tef® measure. crutches, and her cross. Ju«t think of at the money you’ll save c lASI OftAMOl OfPICI when you by check. No pay more pay- AOA Control Mixed Avtwv Marriages for Amu *.t. Itotloo ing expensive Money Orders. No MwnA S s round-the-town ia^ trips to pay bills, in- osto Court Voids Pact surance premiums, charge accounts. O* Just write a for * check the amount you 0*1 75,000. need. It’s fast! It’s safe! It’s smart! On Child's Religion All ll coifs l» lOc a chock of The Tnitl Company of Now Jersey.! omiM CLEVELAND (NC) Agreements between the part- oma • No minimum niMiMtw, 560,000 balance required. $1 ners in a mixed marriage that their children will be raised opens your account Hwwt tovm • 1 sl6* OtAMM < No charge for deposits. OPEN as Catholics are “void and the Ohio Court IfIwlti Ow«n A unenforceable,” • of No charge for regular statements. We MONDAY Appeals has ruled. mail them to you. • ' “The Your name free on free choice of religious practices cannot be con- imprinted every check. . EVENINGS • trolled declared Account by contract,” an maintenance fee still only 25< a month. cited of the Ohio opinion written by Appellate a provision £ Constitution that “no Judge Lee E. Skeel. preference shall be given, by law, to any IN QUESTION wa* a dispute religious society." He said c the /ARTERET, largest institution of its between a Toledo ob- courts such couple who cannot recognise con- The kind in Now tained a civil divorce in whether made before or Jersey, has ceserves of more June, tracts, 1958. Prior to the divorce the during because the than marriage, $10,000,000 as well as a ratio high mother, a Protestant, signed an provision makes “observance of

of assets. agreement by which the doctrine" a matter of liquid More and more, individual promised religious the choice Trust father, a Catholic, to raise “persona! uncontrolled by savers, investors, trusts, and those their Company organizations daughter as a Catholic. law or decree of a court.” with business Skeel added that there surplus funds prefer the special Fetlewiag the divorce, the Judge asether enrolled is almost “unanimous accord" in treatment the child ia a receive at our 6 New they this a who of conveniently school public and seat her to country that parent located has of Jersey offices. Visit proper a child the one nearest you. We'll a Lutheran church. cuatpdy The decide what is best for the OffKl father then to may be Hr tell earn appealed happy you how we con child the courts have to the contract Twelve Convenient Offices Serving for enforced. The money you. mother had prom- Hudson County with ised in the agreement that the Mass for Persecuted One-Step Bonking

daughter would attend a school Offered at Fair n a CITY WaatSida Avanuaat g Hilfl operated by a Roman Catholic UNION CITY ” Pontifi- Avonua order that she would "make her BRUSSELS (RNS)—A IS Virginia B Journal Squara weraUaa Am at SSad St. cal Mass offered the Vat- Ftrat be confirmed was at Ocaaa Ava. at Lamback Ava. Communion, Central Ava. at Woman St. artorot ican Pavilion of the Brussels and attend all service* mosokin Savings therein, Ava. at Newark Ava. WIST World Fair for Catholics Jaraay MW YOMt HudsoaPt D. the and s in the oyp. L. * W. prescribed by Church,” saliaa Ava. »Avauuaat Itavg at ICth St. Church of Silence behind the and Loan Association would observe "Friday regula- SfCAUCVS Iron Curtain. tions of and Lent WIRMWXM mir abstinence reg- M. Am at Ara. Kink at ulations The Mats took simultane- Jectnan Virginia PekAeatMlk as provided by the place Church,” ously with ether Maaaea offered ter > similar intention in Cath- IN lIIS OPINION Judge Skeel olic churches throughout Belgium. The Secular Institutes June 14, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 3

Medical School They Take Vows, Live in the World Drawn To Conduct Various Apostolates Agreement By Russell Shaw their Between as fully as state in life will the Newt tutes, expressed intimate re- City, College NCWC Service permit. \ lationship between these two “Outwardly,” Richard JERSEY CITY The affiliation Archbishop J. of Bos- A PROTOTYPE goals as follows: agreement between • Cushing of secuar in; ton remarked in 1955, “there is statutes the Seton Hall of Medicine and has no difference between them was founded during the “In God’s plan, the task of College Dentistry been French next Revolution by Rev. Pi- the priest and religious is to drawn and last week on of Commissioner to you- *» up motion Bern- erre Joseph Picot de form the layman, and the Cloriviere, lay- ard J. Berry it was filed in office of. the City S.J. the Clerk for In 1790 the idea came to him man must transform the world The was Archbishop to members while public inspection. referring of the at . this prayer to establish . we new . Forgetting point, secular institutes, anew, rela- A public hearing on the lentistry, pre-clinical da- associations of laymen to dp the have been telling our laity for agre< 50%; tively unknown but has of and bac- immensely had before work of the ment been scheduled fo’ lartments pathology joining the institute. the suppressed religious last few centuries to con- significant movement. June 17 the Commissioi de- there is this communities. centrate by City •riology, 20%; pre-clinical However, one big on just saving their Under the agreement, Jersey iartmcnt of biochemistry, 10%, SECULAR difference—they live by the evan- On Feb. souls. This is a grave mistake. INSTITUTES arc 2, 1791, a small group City will pay Seton Hall md pre-clinical departments of called “secular” gelical counsels (that like of “Another error we have made $lO,OO because their is, just priests and laymen together is for services rendered and members take of pronounced the that we have monthly iharmacology, physiology remain in the world religious they vows pov- vows of practically con- poverty, the The cost of these matomy. and fused the ideas of life city. serv and retain the status in life erty, chastity obedience.) chastity and obedience at the religious they ices will be audited Unlike and the religious, their vows church of St. Denis in Paris’ perfection, to extent that periodically, CUM of Paterson however, so as to dr are made in in we have made believe that SUMMA LAUDE: Regina Ciziunas ultimately private, not Montmartre section. On the same people received her tcrmine. the flat public, but are neverthe- Christian pin and cap as a graduate in exact payment they day a group of lay women took perfection and, conse- nurse cere- to be made the less in conscience. the holiness is monies conducted to college. It i BONDS Rod KelU\ binding Gen- same vows. quently, practically by Rev. Edward J. Fleming, dean that these taken The men’s outside of possible payments may erally, they are tempo- group, known as unobtainable religious Seton Hall 6. MOIT TO of University College, Newark, June be due the MOTT for life. college starting Jui Insurance rarily, a specified period the Society of the Heart of Je- or Regina, one 10 nurses niw mitt of of who received B.S. 1, actual time, and renewed sus, out of in .the have degrees although reimbursement regular- dropped sight “Furthermore, we con- June cum to the will ly. In some cases, the vows mid-19th 7, graduated summa laude. Shown above college probably no ItUuieA. century; but the wom- fused the idea of religious life to. start until Jan. be made aft- en’s are Margaret C. dean the 1. you may permanently society, the Society of the with cloistered walls; of Haley, of school of yards nursing, The calls a time. Heart agreement for a slid er of Mary, continues to- starched cloth, Roman collars, Father Fleming and Miss Ciziunas. scale of payments the For those unable to live ac- ing by city day. complicated and a headdress, the the spiritual assistance to Italian im- to college toward the cording to evangelical coun- However, the movement did multitude of devotional opera ( practices. tion of various ;so§ such migrants. Address: Rev. Arman- departments. The sels, as married not come persons, truly alive until the “Asa result, we have placed Plan do Pierini, Villa Outing of costs to be born* several of the institutes offer as- second decade holiness P.S.S.C., Scala- percentage of this century. on a pedestal beyond the 111. the arc as follows: clini- sociate Such mem- in brini, Park, by city memberships. Then, rapid succession, nu- reach of the laity and we have For the Blind • Schoenstatt Sisters of cal of medicine and kw u a bers live the life of the institute institutes Mary: departments merous were founded. only succeeded in NEWARK discouraging a of Mt. Carmel Guild More society women founded in have been established them from holiness.” since, pursuing for the Blind will hold in 1914. Members at- its annual and continue Germany they to be estab- shore Ranch House outing on June 15. The lished. SINCE THE ESSENCE of the tempt to renew society through & the members will meet at the h-ri.in>al secular institutes is the spiritual formation of Center, Borgos Borgos At least five have living of wo- institutes re- 99 Central the counsels men. Address: Sister M. Win- Ave., Newark, at 10 ceived formal from evangelical and oMauJair OAirmS ' the approval am. and will the Insurance work in the the friede, S.A.C., New Schoenstatt, spend day at Holy See. others have apostolic world, Many Point Pleasant. About institutes are suited both R.R.I, Box 30, Madison 4. Wis. 200 blind service of all reached various to the kinds stages along the members Devoted and their arc Sttflc{/MU&nA4& laity and secular in • Society to the Sa- guides way toward full canonical priests. And, 593 ap- to attend. KEARNY AVENUE cred Heart: a expected fact, there are institutes for both society of women proval. Several claim more than N. well begun in in 1941. One Helen archdiocesan KEARNY, J. 2,000 members. groups, as as some which Hungary Reilly, Opus Dei, the admit both of the works is chairman of the Blind first priests and laymen. principal giving Depart- GEORGE J. BORGOS to receive full approval by The internal instruction to various ment, is the Church structure of the in- religious in, charge of arrange- C/rtERiNq ALBERT H. BLAZE (and perhaps the best stitutes Address: ments. for Spain j two great needs which ?/7 they meet. with more than 2,000 in which their various activi- 1911, mem- The first is the revitalization of bers in South ties Europe, America, may be carried on. iSsffS&S^t* lay the second spirituality, the Africa, the and else- Savt lcw'** An immensely varied Philippines cS re-Christianization of the' modern aposto-j where. Members i *cH' /hOu* late is conducted the engaged especi- Rod lci*»or Coup* /fa/#ot world. by insti- feuA/.ocdtioH in education. Oiftt ally Address: An- For Froo tutes. Following is a listing of Rev. Nicholas P.I. ■0 PARK AVI., NEWARK, N. A Maestrini, L. 318 Terrace! the 10 institutes found in the U.S. gelita Barcelon, in an address to Ameri- HU *-7*ll M.E., an Avc., 7, Cincinnati 20, Ohio, and Canada which have attained Apt. i can conference secular insti- on • Our Lady of the Way: so-| Pontifical or diocesan approval, of women founded in with cicty | AND SERVICE together some distinguish- UE Austria in 1936, with houses to-i ing characteristics of each and in and North and n the and address day Europe, name of the per- South America. Members seek son to contact for further infor- mation: sancitity sepecially by living ac- <* to the .of St. Caritas cording spirit • Christi: a society of ******* Ignatius Loyola. Address: Rev. women begun in France in A 8H 1937, Donnell 445 Church with Walsh, St., more than 400 members to- «& San Francisco 14, Calif. # day in France, Brazil, North Af- * ALTHOUGH FEW mens In- . rica and the U.S. No M special apos- WORLD'S PUREST SELTZER *CQ stitutes in the appear above list, tolate is pursued, but members Why are there several in this country place themselves at the @u]iso6t J T. M. Sparks, 0.P., 7200 Division 1947, in three new men's groups that are better River 111. fact, ing highballs for you. Vfy . J St., Forest, !,CANADA! No have been begun in the U.S. and Special • Missionaries of the Kingship DRY The bubbles aid ******** Canada alone. sdsa lively digestion. of Christ: a society of women Information about these and j founded in Italy in 1919, with other institutes may be obtained more than 2,400 members I by writing Rev. Stephen Hartde- Sale throughout the world. Branches Name Col- for gen, 0.F.M., Holy secular priests and men also lege, 14th and Shepherd Sts., exist. Members belong to the 17, D.C. Third Order of St. Francis. Their N.E., Washington apostolate must include their pro- r, to fession or and the Priest’s Wife Celebrate occupation, * forms of Catholic action found in their diocese. Addrdss: Rev. Ste- Enters Church phen Hartdegen, 0.F.M., Holy • .. KIZHAKKAMBALAM, India Name College, 14th and Shepherd Our (NC) Mrs. Elizabeth Gcevar- 3_ Ml! Sts., N.E., Washington 17, D.C. ghese has followed her husband, • Opus Cenaculi: A society a Catholic into the Mfi; for now priest, secular in priests, organized Catholic six Church, years after France. Members seek to urn, co- his •wn conversion. operate with the hierarchy by Mrs. Geevarghcse and her hus- deepening their own spirituality w band, Msgr. V. C. Geevarghese, and that of their fellow '■i priests were both members of Kerala's A and the Address: laity. Rev. Jacobite Christian community, wmvermry Yver Delapierre, 832 N. Lc of schismatics who ' composed Claire 111. Ave., Chicago 51, broke from away the Church • Dei: of Opus a society than more 300 years ago. priests and laymen, founded in Upon his conversion, in 1952, Uf course wc Spain in 1928. A women's branch arc delighted at Msgr. Geevarghese became a having was established in 1930. Mem- priest of the Catholic Syro-Ma- bers seek to revitalize society lankare.se established in ,-t r reached the in a rite, 1932 half-century ipark through the exercise of the for former Jacobites reuniting vfci in their v;k:. apostolate own profes- themselves with the Roman successful and still business; growing sions, especially by achieving Church. positions of influence and And re- The Jacobite schismatic church we are to Address: Rev. grateful the thousands sponsibility. Jo- does not forbid married life for seph 5544 Muzquiz, Woodlawn priests, except when a priest is Ave., Chicago 37, 111. be upon thousands of friends our to appointed a Bishop. The Christ!: • Regnum a society Catholic Syro-Malankarcse rite of founded women in Italy in has well customers—who have made this retained this, as as 1935, with houses in Italy and several other features of the the U.S. celebration Special work is giving schismatic body. possible. In fact, they would can be closer than it seems! be the first to tell a so-called you why Start for the for aaving sunny day*, way you do Small tO^. rainy ones. but regular deposits pile up fast, special sale at S. Marsh & Sons is never j-kvVVI^J gain interest quickly, and make that longed-for tnp

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Jeffers, direc- of inciting a riot at a communist mayor’s funeral. tor of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith in New Rev. Josef Czarriiecki, vicar of the parish church in York. Zuromin, about 10 miles north been Father Czarniecki reticent in the of Warsaw, was given a suspend- diet. and the He touched on the American praising Church what of 18 months. Maxi- other defendants are for it has done for ed sentence given a race question in the course of an them; and would have chance of if many mum penalty possible good acquittal there address on the “Soul of Amer- Negroes, as they move is an to the North and to been 15 years. appeal. ica” at the World Conference on cities from the unlet- 'Of 11 other defendants, three Christian Humanism. The confer- big away tered and the evangelism of the women were acquitted ence was held at the Holy See’s South, Communist Drive are looking for a rest—two men and six women—- pavilion at the Brussels World’s more satisfying explanation of their sentences. Fair. Also Dr. relationship were given suspended taking part was *' in to God.” Flops Slovakia John C. H. Wu of Seton Hall Uni- THE a DECISION followed authori- versity. VlENNA—Communist two-week trial in which the ac- ties in Czechoslovakia are dis- Folsom Receives cused were charged witH inciting DISCRIMINATION in the North satisfied with results of commu- riot the is not an anti-communist during indoctrination legal, Msgr. Jeffers said, nist programs in Medal Stanislaw but “it be Laetare funeral of Nikiel, com- can practiced in subtle Slovakia, according to reports munist Rev. Sta- and devious ways.” However, he NEW YORK (NC)—The Univer- mayor, Ignacy reaching here. of of niszko, 88, Zuromin, saw an encouraging sign in the sity Notre Dame’s 1958 Lae- pastor Karol Bacilek, first for Nik- secretary tare had refused of state laws forbidding Medal was presented her# permission of the party’s central commit- to be buried in Kssage to iel, an icrimination in employment. industrialist Frank M. Folsom apostate, tee, recently declared that the CHRISTIAN consecrated sectiort of the Zu- the DOCTRINE WINNERS: Public school the Touching on prospect of by Cardinal Spellman at cere- County winners, from left, are: Jane O'Brien, St. Jos- standards of Marxist and Leninist the U.S. in the students of romin cemetery. ‘ converting to Catholi- monies Chancery office. of parish Confraternity Christian Doctrine eph's, West instruction in colleges are “en- Orange, grade school; Dorothy Zarzecki, officials cism, Jeffers Rev. Theodore Communist town Msgr. noted that M. Hesburgh, classes received for excellence in the recent tirely unsatisfactory.” Greater prizes Sacred Heart, result converts Jersey City, and Janet Bowers, St. forced the issue and the 140,000 were received C.S.C., president of Notre Dame, efforts should be he archdiocesan religion exam from Walter W. made, said, into the American read the Bishop Anthony’s, both Carol was a disturbance at the cem- Church last citation accompanying Elizabeth, high school; Dean, to “free youth from false reli- Curtis. Above, flanking year. He that the which the Bishop Curtis, are Mary Wixted (third noted, however, award, university from right) Assumption, Wood Ridge, grade etery. gious concepts.” "there All defendants are in the has St. Augustine’s, Union who pleaded not guil- 50,000 priests presented annually since 1883 of City, won the Arch- school; Lynn McCaffrey, St. Thomas, Bloomfield, Vaclac Kopecky, Deputy Prime and that high to the of inciting a U.8.,” compared to to an outstanding Cath- bishop Boland ty charge the American Confraternity Medal for placing first and St. Minister, speaking at same " school; Rudy Arjemi, Theresa’s, Linden, grade riot. Defense that the ‘leakage’ from the olic lawyers argued of the Slovak layman. in the grade school and Robert congress Commu- exam; Mielbrecht, St. school. Each school invited the authorities had no Church, the convert total is not former of Ra- parish Confraternity was town legal Folsom, president nist Party, made the same ad- Joseph’s, Oradell, who won the high school medal. force the burial of good.” dio of is to enter one and right to try to Corporation America, eighth-grader one high school student. mssion of failure in regards to consecrated “Yet I am for the chairman of its executive an apostate in ' optimistic com- the program to stamp out reli- administration future,” he declared. “There are mittee. He Father ground, since the and, Hesburgh gious beliefs in rural areas. hands of indications that Would Thwart of cemeteries is in the graphic large are serving as permanent repre- numbers Find That U.S. the Church. of will soon be sentatives of Has Negroes Vatican City to the for admission into the Largest Communism It that defense • asking International Atomic Energy was reported SINCE 1892 • leaders have to appeal the ver- Church. Negro not Agency. MADRAS, India (NC) —"Mod- attorneys plan Catholic School ern techniques of social work” SCHRECK System must be & exploited fully by the Church to meet the threat of Asphalt Drives FREIBURG, Germany (NC) The American Catholic ation in the reference books communism in India, Archbishop WAELTY school is than other used in the system larger any Catholic system in survey. Joseph Attipetty of Verapoly has Parking Areas Also, some the world, according to a survey released here by “Herder dioceses, especial- declared. SNOW GUARDS - VENTILATING ly in Latin America, report only The Archbishop said that it Korrespondenz,” a was AS LOW M 12c SQ. FT. ROOFING and documentary magazine. estimates of the number of stu- the only of India The way saving magazine said the U. S. has 19,398 parochial dents in their schools. All TYPIS OF MASONRY WORK SHEET RUGS CLEANED No statis- from which thrives METAL communism, schools, tics whatsoever FREE ESTIMATES high schools, colleges are available for - on the "problems of poverty and NIXAIITE Bird Barrier -o and universities attended a countries • Av\, by students 4.7% of the under communist rule. social He called All WORK GUARANTEED l.j 700,040 injustice.” for an LIGHTNING RODS total of 4,870,000 students. number of And since and schools youths in the 7-14 boys’ girls’ intense and urgent application of ourB&ttfhGfo mokot 1998 Official Catholic Di- often Consolidated 25-27 Shampoo (The age bracket. are listed separatedly, it is Catholic social action. Asphalt HAGUE STREET lectory lists 4,990,225 students that in instances After the U. the possible some He to at the Construction Cos. JERSEY CITY your rugs look Ifko now! S., next larg- spoke delegates 7, N. J. Catholic schools a school that attending 13,557 est is found enrolled both sexes third All-India Catholic Social * system in France NUtley 2-5047 - 2-2403 OLdfield 9-4068 • in the U. S.) was listed twice. which has a Conference, sponsored by the The reported 1,330,000 magazine survey arrives students in 11,356 schools. Others Catholic Bishops’ Conference of THE PICTURE of 4.7% of the at a total of 157,400 Catholic India. to WALL are: India with students Archbishop Attipetty is WAIL schools 1,273,000 world’s 7-14 in Catholic throughout the world. youth head of the in 6,991 schools; Canada with conference’s social schools is changed a deal It said they are attended by 21, great action 1,080,000 in department. students 10,240 when one confines this s statisti- He told CARPET CLEANED schools and the Belgian delegates that the chal- Congo cal to an individual approach of should with 1,040,000 students in lenge be to 17,345 country. Pope Approve faced, not a HUDSON A BERGEN schools. by negative or de- SERVING Here Ireland the tops list, fensive attitude, but by positive Pastoral Institute with 92% of all • LOwtll 8-7900 THERE ARE students in that and COUNTIES certain reserva- creative work in the social age bracket in Catholic VATICAN CITY (NC)-Pope tions made by the magazine in schools, field aimed at removing the fac- Pius XII has announced that its according to the magazine. tors an regard to totals. favoring the growth of com- 190? RQ Next SINCE comes Belgium with munism. Apostolic Constitution giving of- The survey is mainly based on 75%; data Ruanda-Urundi, Africa, with ficial approval to the Pontifical assembled from the Annu- 58%; the MAKE MONEY • Pastoral Institute will be ario Belgian Congo with 52; Can- OIL BURNER soon Pontificio, yearbook of the FUEL and SERVICE ada with It-i and 51; France with 25 and ti»y—(how Catholic motion picture published. Holy See, the Demographic HEAT AND orooremt. Our plan ouarantoaa roaulta. PETROLEUM POWER COMPANY OF N. J the U. S. with 23. The insUtute has been func- Yearbook of the United Nations An Ideal way of railing fundi and doing an apeetoilc world Lofa not STREET Ml at the Lateran for 1957. It was only com- 972 BROAD Newark, N J 2-8130 i tioning University found that fre- plain about tho bad fllmi—lot'i FIGURING BY continents, the help put for several months under direc- the of an tho good or quently concept Catholic finds onoil Write call today IN survey that Australia and tor detail!. Keep thli ad. OUTSIDE LOOKING tion of Rev. schools Raimondo Spiazzi, outside of the U. S. is Oceania lead the world with 23% CATHOLIC FILM LIBRARY O.P. SRRVICI aa Professors and students of vague, since such often at their ewe Chapel! So am all la the room serving a Chapel la are pub- of (a non-profit organization) the youths of school at- lic age 204 North tth ft Joeeph’a Convent, India, that the nuna moat attend ■the insUtute were present when schools administered the Street Mavattupuah, by Catholic HUmbeldt tending schools. The 1-111S Newark, N. J. the made the announce- government in Maaa from aa room and aa ad- Pope accordance with R#nt tWi fcmotn Kvoroct t> adjoining North American continent is next or buy Jennings his usual that joining open aehool veranda. Stater Mar- ment during Wednes- stipulations arise from con- with 21%, then comes Africa CUSTOM-BUILT KITCHENS W yjmb cordats with guerite, auperlor, writer that there are day general audience, and greet- the Holy See. On with. 11% followed ed it the other by Europe thlrtjr-two nnna living la the eenvent and with cheers. hand, especially in mis- * 1 e*‘ with 8%, Latin America with Toppan sion 8% that the room used aa a ehapel la 10 feet The Pontifical Pastoral InsU- state and territories, and Asia with 1%. BUILT-IN OVENS tute estabUshed Church to 10* £ by 12. Prevent In thia tiny room la the God was last Sep- sometimes administer METAL FOLWWa tember at the direcUon of the Catholic schools LOMBARDI CABINET CO. they are dedicated to aerve. Space permita jointiy. HI lIU.EVILI.E AYE. only or at the moat three, of the Pontiff the Vicariate of Rome Schedule Telecast lELLEVILUE. N. J-] two, by The survey states that pub- alatera to vlatt and adore Him time. and the Sacred of 9-3194 WHEEL CHAIRS at one Congregations lic schools whose curricula PLymouth are Bernadette t Of Story , long for the of They a Chapel large enough to Council, Religious and of clearly Catholic inspired by HOLLYWOOD The of wmi Solo* _ accommodate all com- story Rontaf the aistera for their Seminaries and Universities. Its principles, such as in LAKE Italy, the Blessed Mother’s MOHAWK Fader's munity eserclaea is apparitions bor—- Hr hUy Maim AtJ and prayers. 93,000 will purpose to advanced and Latin VMMt jtm finn of give Spain some Ameri- to St. Bernadette at Lourdes will wbwl cLit tix build a Chapel where thirty-two nuns will to diocesan and fee Oriental Chunk training religious can countries, and the be JOSEPH F. MURPHY private dramatized for television by of ban- worship their God dally and for their their minis- pray priests for pastoral parochial schools in such coun- Desilu REAL ESTATE - foe fall Productions. here. INSURANCE . benefactors. The sisters St. iUm( . . tolophoo* of Joseph’s India, and to those who tries Convent, Muvattupush, try, prepare as Germany, Austria The SALES lafanMtiocu or hour-long play will be one RENTALS BUILDERS will be grateful for any help given them to make their dream of a will be in charge of teaching Switserland, do not LAKE MOHAWK BIBS appear to of the first to be televised over AUTMOtTTID BOX new chapel, a reality. 1041 Q SPARTA, _ pastoral in seminaries. have been taken into “ N. J theology consider- Westinghouse-Desilu Playhouse." “THK WORLD FOR THE SACRED HEART, THE SACRED HEART FOR THE WORLD"—ONLY BY YOUR HELP, SPIRITUAL AND ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA MATERIAL, CAN THIS BE ACCOMPLISHED. ‘■BLAIRSDIN," PEAPACK. N. J. •uoot Homo for Womon and TO BE A PRIEST Retreat Houto Artistic Trench Chateau of breath- call bringing boys seminaries God-given to taklni beauty in the Somerset Hllla. modern the world over. DOMENICO and GREGO Ultra - faclllttea. Healthful climate. Excellent meala. Open year- RIO are twe Egyptian boys answer who are round to Convaleacenta. vacationists and lag God’s Invitation to be HU prtesU. They permanent (uests. 3-7)10 SHtrwood Retreats from September to June, Ologory 3-4986 ere In need ef Bnancial help and their except the Thankafivlnc. Christmas 1 and * parenU cannot supply It. The seminary tui- New Year Weekends. Days and Evenlnss tion Is |IM of Recollection. a year and there are sis years COSMEVO SURGICAL Directed by the Sisters of If. John SUPPLY CO. of If. the preparation you would like to help kstlst. PEapack S-0114 ttOS- Domenico Gregorio or you can "adept” one 2H PATERSON ST., PATERSON, N. J. ef them for 91M a year and pay the money

la any manner convenient to you. DOLLY MOUNT THE “CHRYSOSTOM'S"""IS A TUND TO HELP SEMINARIES TRAIN PRIESTS. IF YOU CANNOT "ADOPT" A SEMINARIAN. NURSING HOME Your Neighborhood Pharmacist PERHAPS YOU COULD DO SOMETHING FOR Says M VALIIT ROAD, CLIFTON, N. J. THE "CHRYSOSTOM S." Under Stale license

An established home that U TO CHOOSE CHRIST FOR A SPOUSE quiet, •a. BRINO YOUR Each reilful and luxurious. Located year thousands of girls choose Him and dedicate themselves en ie spacious grounds. For the aged, a life-time ef saerlfloe. SISTER DOMINIC and SISTER AQI’INA chronically ill, end convalescents. have chosen ChrUt already and are now in the 14 Hear Nursing Staff novitiate of the Adoration SUters ' u V of Kaduthu- SYLVIA NOLI BOLSTER, R.N. ~ ruthy, India. Their In novitiate will coat training Directress and • »«ar they will be novices for two n WHEN Teiephene LAmhert 5-7477 MEET: Shown years. You ran LEADERS hero at the state convention “adopt” SUter Dominie or Slater of the New Jersey 10 Ufa Ancient Aquino for $l3O a year, payable In Order Hibernians are, from Richard H. any manner of left, Cummings, Elizabeth, f"v presi- NEWARK ef Installment JERSEY convenient to you. Paying for dent; Rev. George E. O'Donnell, St. Charles CITY Seminary, Overbrook, Pa., banquet Lltf PHARMACY PALMIRA the ef a training such novice Inaurea yon of an MICHAEL J. HARRIS PHARMACY speaker; Josephine R. Walsh, •am A Arthur I. daughter” Plainfield, president, Ladies Jeremiah J. Otorii Martorana, Prwi. Palmare, Ph.O. "adopted la whose Ufe’e work you Auxiliary; Established PreacrtpUon ESTABLISHED 1913 over 30 mn Pharmacists would have . O'Callaghan, national vice and Your a share. president; Edward J. Sullivan, Avon, state sentinel. Registered Pharmacists Biological Sick Room Suppllea HIGH LEVEL Yraa Delivery Open Every Day CoamaUca STRINGLESS From 0 a.m. to 11 p.m. GIFTS PraacrlpUona Called for m Ml. Prospect Avonua car. Material assistance from the members of hit ROOFING EXPERTS and Delivered Own Home Best Manlalalr Avanua Bock are HU who able to give It. eaables our Holy New MIH Newark. N. J. HI Jersey AOH SHEET METAL Aerpan Avenue Father to give aid to the needy. Dally. HU For Retarded Jersey City. N. J. ELIZABETH HI Holiness CONSTRUCTION receives an untold number ef requests DUBUQUE, I*. Their fOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS OLIVER A DRAKR for financial assistance rrem the Near (NC) East. Elects DRUOOISTI own home l* the best for Officers AND INSTITUTIONS JERSEY CITY Will yon place A. A. Lyons. help supply the needy out ef any Rea. Phar. mentally retarded Rev. AH Building! abundance that children, Type I*7o VALINTI'I PHARMACY you might have? No matter Established *45 PraacrlpUona Called Jaaaph Raymond Runde of Jefferson, ATLANTIC CITY Richard H. of NEW POINT ROAD tar Valenti. Ra*. Phar. bow small you may think your gift U. It Cummings Eliza-j will and Delivered here. II 3-1700 IIIXABETH. N. J. „ be big In the Wls., declared both was reelected *»l N. Rraad *l. PtaeertpUona Baby Needs eyes ef God If It la given from a unanimously state president of the New Illiabalh. N. I. He is assistant Photo Dept. charitable heart. chaplain and a Jersey PHenei lUiabolh HIH Free Delivery ______Ancient Order of Hibernians at the 68th biennial m West tide teacher at St. Colette's School in Ava. op,, ralrdaw "I J«raay City. N. J. was hungry and gave Me to convention held here 7. WESTFIELD you eat." These will Indeed b Jefferson, which gives handi- from June 5 to wonderful words to hear from ChrUt CINTRAL PHARMACY There are many people In th. At FILM DEVELOPED capped children special training the convention the New Jersey AOH board adopted Michael A Camela. Rea. world who are Numbered Phar. hungry . among them are the li to make them of JERSEY CITY refugee! capable receiv- a resolution for PraavrlpUona Carefully the A POOD calling support tlack and Whits Sarvico Holy Land- PACKAGE sent to tha refugee. U a tru< ing the sacraments. of Compounded OR la ware 114 M ChrUt-ltke all members for two bills The I li|wmr* lal .45 now ______Druaa-. - ~ l act The cost U 910.00 same resolution will bo In- Parfumea Coametlca ** PltarMacv With a package. "No is •V i T institution able to take in which wouM Wag Hi* OtM*y .05 Rich Room SuppUeo A Prescription Congress curb troduced at the national conven- R.put.tlen the Central Avo,, W*»H»old «-la«* ANYTHING YOU DO « THB place of the home, for It is lha of PraacrlpUona Called for NAME'OF CHRIST WILL BRINt spread pornographic lit- tion in August at Providence, COLOR FILM PROCESSING impossible for those in Delivered YOU working erature and photographs ...*l* BLESSINGS. through R. I-. at which time Jeremiah NUTLEY Washlnatan Street K«4««bf 5 M institutions to give the individual the mails. Ixp«ivr« Baby Jaraay City. N. J. O'Callaghan of Jersey City, Neede J. care and love AAV Ml 44U4 < so necessary to The bills now in DRUA CO, INC. lha congree- now national vice will such children's president ■•grin* JS fame* Rkde. Ran. Phar. happiness," Fa- sional would )2earBist hopper permit be a candidate for tha L national Praantpuana Pramatly COissionsjM ther Runde said. ruled JERSEY CITY prosecution of the mailers of Coematiee KANOS presidency. CARDINAL SPILLMAN. PreaW.nl “If the child's la ac- la 1I» PtanßAi Avo- Nutlav handicap smut ell forms, at point of de- Other ime OWIN'* PHARMACY officers are: John J. Me*r. Peace P Null in The Tweby. See’y cepted the right way. U can as as Pharmacy Laval te livery wall tbs point of Kearney, Gloucester'’, vice * be presi- ORANGE a real for the par- blessing mailing, thus increasing tha pa* Francis P. dent Hogan, Bayonne, A- layasead Riccsardl ents. The be the DRUA ITORR CATHOLIC MAI lAST handicap can tibility of conviction where the Peal WKLPARK ASSOCIATION secretary; John r, Kelly, New- DaalaL PAM. of cause greater maturity by ne- is dona in RYAN FOTo! *OX24 4to Uxingfon Avu. of 46th St. hkw mailing large ciUes ark, treasurer, sdward J. SUlli York 1 7, N. Y. love cessitating and understand and where Juries hava been N. J. found van, Avon, sentinel, and John J. CHATHAM. in*." to City 4. N. J. IproM leniency. O’Brien, Union City, marphaL June THE Christian Character 14, 1958 ADVOCATE 5 a Month Of Spain Stressed 25,000 Refugees

MADRID (NC) Anew Law of Fundamental Prin- ciples asserting the Christian'character o£ and its Pour Into Spain Still Germany government has been proclaimed here by Spanish State, Generalissimo Francisco Franco. BONN, Germany (NC) The east to west flow of the bell of St. Norbert Church

and those of a Protestant church. new as continues like a endless trek The law, regarded here a step toward prepar- refugees seemingly through Both were built to bring solace ing the Spanish stage for a sue! the Iron Curtain. and comfort to the newscomer* cessor to Franco, was proclaimed Proclamation of the law fol- Last year, according to official figures released here, upon their arrival. the in a speech to opening ses- lows repeated public calls by Car- more than 250,000 people escaped from the Soviet zone of Walter Krahe has been sion of the new Cortes. The dinal Pla Msgr. y Deniel, Primate of Germany alone. That is. more Catholic in the for a consultative and pastbr camp Cortes is leg- Spain, for a “total and definitive of who ficient to take cart of the than the total Hungarians most 10 years. He and his Protes- islative body made up of repre- structural establishment of the found their to freedom after primitive requirements; refu- sentatives of labor way parti- tant colleagues greet every associations, Spanish state.” Spain the Car- the there in 1956. tion walls made of blankets and their arrival. and dinal bloody uprising gee personally upon Corporations municipalities “must shun kind said, any cardboard. well members A considerable percentage of Special thanksgiving services are as as appointed by of liberalism without falling into The cannot be closed! Chief of State. The latter the these camps then held for them in church. the opposite extreme of the totali- harried, nearly hopeless because about half the are only refu-! workers attend their include a number of Bishops. tarian state.” people Catholics men, Charity to ANNIVER SA gees are likely to find shelter! immediate needs best RY: Rev. J. women and children who aban- as they Emmet DECREED the Knox, pastor of Christ the King, Hillside, observed FRANCO new with relatives and friends. the 25th his doned their homes and all their The! can. anniversary ordination June 7 with a solemn Mass law as a set of permanent regu- St rest must wait before even! of of Thanksgiving. Valentine’s belongings to gain freedom from! years Third from is lations aimed at right, he being giving Spain modest accommodations be: congratulated by, from left, Rev. Anthony J. Connell, communist oppression. can Gordon greater political stability and es- found that Seton Hall Plans Rev. Land for ensure bearable living: Byrne, Msgr. Thomas J. Conroy, Buys and Msgr. James A. Hughes, Vicar Gen- the basis for future Some 12,000,000 expelees tablishing conditions for them. eral, and from the East have Rev. Patrick J. Gerrity. administration of the country as refugees Nurse Area Nearly 2,500,000 new homes Park-Play Western since Workshops “traditional Catholic mon- come to Germany a have been built since 1950 for NEWARK The Seton Hall BLOOMFIELD A parcel of 1945. An of 25,000 archy.” average peo- land refugees. At least another 2,000,- University School of Nursing will opposite the site of the new continue arrive Stressing the country’s cen- ple to every 000 are needed. offer a in head St. Valentine’s workshop nurs- Pope Middle Class turies-old Catholfc traditions, Church, now un- month, not counting the monthly Supports .Jobs also be its and der must found for ing, principles construction, has been ac- of practice he said: “Spain considers it a total some 10,000 Germans these people. Most of them were at the school, 31 Clinton St., June quired by the at a from territories under Polish mark of honor to God’s parish public now respect farmers to auction. independent or owners 16-27. Maintain law according to the doctrine of administration. Efforts Position of small industries. Now Msgr. Bronislaus Socha, they The workshop will provide the the Holy Catholic, Apostolic and pastor THERE ARE still more must start from scratch with lit- of St. Valentine’s, was the sole than head nurses with the ROME (NC) Efforts of the Roman the true opportunity by Pope Pius XII the in the economic social fields Church, only . . . tle through and bidder for 3,000 in the Fed- hope of becoming property classes the property at Hoo- refugee camps to their skills in the middle to maintain their Vatican Secretariat faith of the national conscience.” improve of State to for a balance of has owners just society ver and East Passaic Avenues eral German Some again. management of a and “The Christian ideal of social Republic. patient care position get government sup- the International Institute of Po- also been stressed. which 400,000 live in them on will be convert- people re- CAMP Go to their are in the interest of the litical he "must in- eventually FRIEDLAND, near unit, intensify concepts port and Social Science of Fri- Justice,” added, ed into a and of and other welfare. and parking area and lief charity. ettingen, is the best good patient care on the rela- all laws.” play- probably general bourg the occasion of an insti- “IF, THEREFORE, spire policies for the schoolchildren. to of work. ground How much freedom means known transit mass phases nursing This was stated in a letter sent tion is come about no camp for the tute congress in Madrid. newly ... The was a former them can be measured the time should be lost on useless property by of humanity which pours across Lectures and panel discussion Initiates town REFERRING playground which was cut misery they now must bear: the borders jn, out—- discussion and to the theme of regrets or on vying tor :nGu- Appeal day day periods, group Warehouse in half construction of the Ca- beds in Garage, the congress, “The Middle Class- the of initia- by cramped quarters, with between 500 and 600 persons field are included in the ence. Instead, spirit | trips On nal es in the Daughter’s Highway. kitchen nooks barely suf- train is For Vatican City Contemporary Econom- tive and freely given cooperation tiers; i daily. Every greeted by agenda. ic Order,” the letter declared: must work on all professional Convent VATICAN CITY (NC)—Vatican Stay in “In the first it is levels” so as to “permit these has its own place, the City now parking A of the representatives forces of the economy of a HILLSBORO, Ore. (NC) and modern warehouse duty of living garage a non-Catholic father has taken the various social to carry out their task and groups, busi- country AFTER 67 YEARS to store meat grocery sup- for service of the preliminary steps for an appeal nessmen, craftsmen, small and the best gen- plies destined for sale in the to the Oregon Supreme Court large to take eral welfare. state’s one and industries, part only grocery from a Circuit Court decision and in “The interest the Store. objectively courageously of general which allowed his 19-year-old contemporary economic life. welfare is such that it legitimate- The two buildings have been daughter to remain as a postu- “Reference has often MANCHESTER been the efforts of CLOTHES ly supports present erected on the northeast side of lant in a of nuns. made to the community new and, at times, the middle classes to maintain the state on the site Miller has ordered tiny city threatened Ivan R. a place of these middle their in the nation and of what position of the official record of the was a first-century copy classes in relation to the increas- it also justifiesthe understanding cemetery. In digging the founda- Circuit Court trial which was of industrial from ing strength big cap- support they expect govern- scat- held last March. At that & tions, engineers came on italism. Their time, necessary function mental offices.” tered Roman tombs, similar to he instituted a habeas corpus but not as grandiose as those proceeding, seeking an order discovered under St. Peter’s from the court which would Basilica. force his convert daughter to Op \ leave the convent and return EN home. Miller has 35 days in which OPtH to complete his appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court against "Aliy the Circuit Court ruling. to Law Stands % Sunday to INDIANAPOLIS (RNS) The Indiana Supreme Court has re-j fused a rehearing on its ruling forbidding sale of automobiles on /I Sundays in the state.* WE HAVE SOLD TO OVER 2,000 STORES ■ AUTO ■ FIRE » HEY BOSS! THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AT ■ PERSONAL LIABILITY HAVE A HIGHER PRICES! NEVER BEFORE, COMPANY PICNIC Call Mr. Fuchs _ as 1-1400 c* NEVER AGAIN-WILL YOU, OUR Richard WORDS WISDOM: William $ J. OF Msgr. F. Furlong Special COMPANY RATES to BE ABLE TO BUY stopped speak to two of the over 200 girls gathered NEIGHBORS, at the Vocation Day at St. Michael’s Provincial House, CLOTHES AT THESE FAN- Englewood, June 1. Msgr. Furlong was guest speaker Stanton TASTICALLY LOW at the program sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph. PRICES! A day for parents was held May 31. 6-9266 UNien FABULOUS SELECTION • AVII GEneva 8-2599 Father Connell

Yoo'ro In food bonds wfk..« Retiring at 70 WASHINGTON—Rev. Francis Wash and Wear J. is STOCK COMPANY PROTICTION Connell, C.SS.R., retiring $ Insured ta Fiadil Sun ambo ibmimb«t«M( ms this $lO,OOO. ar If Mpviit month after ,18 years of Pa44 kmOt Nf tentmbmk m* CaNms OAm: Slnto*.111. Save Mail teaching at the School of Sacred Iky •r in Parian. Theology of the Catholic Univer- QUARTERLY Wa Pasta sity of America. The 70-year-old Pay ye. 3: TROPICAL-BLENDS priest served as dean of the school DIRECTORY at Catholic University for

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One of PRIESTS America’s best known j Father Connell theologians, was j Accounts Invitedfrom $5 to $lO,OOO SIZES ordained RECTORIES in 1913 and at! taught TO FIT Mt. St. Mm CONVENTS Alphonsus Seminary, N. ANY MAN Esopus, Y., before coming to NEWARK SUITS ' FEDERAL SCHOOLS Catholic University. SAVINGS His retirement AND CATHOLIC HOSPITALS has elicited fe- LOAN ASSOCIATION from licitations Pope Pius Xll, j CYO Cardinal Pizzardo of the Congre- DinicTont ONLY "1738" MEN'S Hugh Barnes HARRY J. gation of Seminaries and Univer- STEVENS President Dr. B. J. CANA COMMITTEE Irving Coa HARRY STEVENS. JR.. Vice-President sities, Cardinal Dreskln Spellman, Car-1 Leon WALTER A. HUGHES Executive Vice- Richard H. COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC dinai Ottaviani of the Congrega- Fltzsiraons President and Secretary Edwin G. Fisher, Jr. JESS J. WASHERMAN . . . . DACRON tion of the and oth- Treasurer Holy Office, Harold Leveen A. MEN WALTER HUGHES. JR . Comptroller ers. FRANCES HILKO Aaat Richard A. McDonough. Jr. ... Secretary CATHERINE K. and Father Harry P. Tepperman DALY.... Aas't Treasurer COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC Connell is a consultor I Dr. Ernest Wester MARGARET KEPPLER Aas't Treasurer to the seminary congregation, j COUNSEL: LOUIS WOMEN BONDY I. HENRY COYNE SAMUEL DRES KIN 10 His awards include the Papal | WORSTED medal ‘‘Pro Ecclesia et Ponti- 508 CATHOLIC CEMETERIES CENTRAL AVE. cor. Bth St., NEWARK 7, N. J. ficc,” and the Cardinal Spellman; Tel. MArket «-♦*« Hours: Oally, » Fridays MT. CARMEL GUILD to 4: until a a.ns. Award given by the Catholic j »tto ’ :iNi I.— lust DEPARTMENT OF Theological Society. ' nerth ef cur office EDUCATION SUITS CATHOLIC CHARITIES DAY NURSERIES RECEIVE »hiu GIVING HOMES FOR THE AGED

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mail with $1 to THE CYO PRESS 195 NEW YORK AVE 101 Plane Street M Jersey City Newark 2, N. J. 6 THE ADVOCATE June 14, 1958 Construction Club Comunity in Lakes Area Fayson FOR AN A-l JOB DEPEND ON US FOR SUNRISE Is Pushed Picks Bergen Man as Director HOME IMPROVEMENTS KINNELON BOROUGH (PFS) sale of all new properties and Trustees of the Fayson Lake As- of John Stoveken the re-sale of —Appointment homes in the area. sociation SIDING BEACH At Silver as treasurer and presi- ROOFING ... Bay as manager of Fayson Lake Com- The will in- dent. enterprise eventually He has been in the real munity, Inc., was announced to- clude insurance business. ON TOMS RIVER an estate and construction field ALTERATIONS (PFS)—Silver day. The which he corporation Up to now 400 homes have been since 1950. Bay Homes, Sil- development on directs formed residents was by built in the i,OOO ft. to BARNEGAT ver high com- Prior assuming his new Bay Rr, here, a grow- of po- reprots Fayson Lakes to the of acquire munity consisting 600 acres sition he associated with Hi- AS LOW ing drive in the sales of and was AS plots assets of Frank and three lakes. Fay, developer Vie\*r BAY new of the dwell- Homes, Inc., one of Ber- houses, many of club the year-round commu- A resident of Lakes Fayson gen leading The Fresh salt Tin# of tho ings being in construc- County’s construction pushed in this Coun- for nity located Morris the seven Stove- firms. He Ooon too ... Tho fcent of Fine past years, was also active as a $ tion for occupancy this summer. ...A Vacation ken Homo for Happy ty borough. has served on the Board of real Summer The E. estate broker. such as developer is B. Leone of Activities Stoveken assumes ■eatlne. Swimming. management Fishing . .. Fair Lawn. of and a Haven far eventual Year. an enterprise which includes Round or Retirement Living. The building drive was given 106 acres of undeveloped land, Bel-Aire Lodi monthly 75 FT. WIDE impetus at a mid-May assembly 40 building lots, the Fayson Lake of Featuring of NO MONEY present property owners and Water Cos., serving the residents; WATERFRONT their friends, the affair being at- lakes, beaches, club house and 12 New DOWN tended more office Model Homes LAGOON LOTS by than 200 per- building, a real estate or- ON* TO sons. ganization which handles the LODI addition NVE (PFS) The of preference for ranch-type homes LARGE WOODLAND LOTS VlA** TO $l5O down, $l5 Mo. sales have shown a 12 new models has just been an- in PAY Property today’s market, says Mr. Mar- 2 and 3 marked pickup in the last fort- nounced by Earl vice tin. ‘ BEDROOM RANCH HOMES Martin, / night Wooded president of Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. At Bel-Aire is Finished Homes - Solid Year-Round Construction Area present building Bel-Aire, well known NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL Recent home purchasers in- custom in nine countie's throughout north- SHELLS from Isabella Van builder, has in the offered a ern and ... *2,645 clude Orden of Sad- past central New 'til Dark Jersey. • Open dle selection of over 20 different “The Bathrooms Brook; Dr. Joseph Is Home Site success of any custom • Pollack, Roofing (All Type*) Newark and homes, including home ventures Mr. Rt 9,1*.0. Box 171, Forked MY 3-3921 dentist, Adolph Ranch, Cape builder,” • River, N.J. LAKES— Alterations Conte of MOUNTAIN (PFC) and Colonial • Hillside. Cod, split-level mod- Martin, “is his willingness and Siding (All Types) DIRECTION Si Marjohn Corporation, a division of els. Of the 12 Garden State'Fkwy. to Forked River Exit No. 74, turn loft The boat homes, there to the needs of • marina and summer the nsw ability anticipate • at oad of oxh and Big A, builders of fine Leaders & Gutters Carpenter go ] mil.. t. Mnker Rt. *, left an Rt. homes are five three two the lot Repairs at him recreational center which has ranches, splits, owner and then to fill 9, 90 Vt mile to Sunrise From New and Con- • Reach. ORi Toms River South on Rt. *, throughout Jersey Cods, and two Colonials. those • been in since Cape needs via durable BrickWork New Attic 9V. miles to Sunrise preparation last low-cost, Dormers go loach. necticut, announced today the This Fall pattern follows closely the opened officially Decoration housing.” • opening of the firm’s newest Basements • ar- Attic Conversions Day. chitectural development, Wood- The boat marina is land Remodeled • 150x1,100 of Mountain Lakes. The 32- Slate Roof feet Repairs and will feature all site is YOUR • marine home on Intervale Road, Kitchens • Porch advantages. Mountain Lakes. Enclosures Modernized In the furtherance of The OWN LARGEST HOME develop- Woodland Homes have 9 General ment of the been Repairs homes colony a new designed to retain the Steel co- With reinforced poured concrete, 12" coping has been in- lonial Installed drainage system character of the and ladder. 2 *1295 IN NEW area, and 12'x26' to S feet deep JERSFY stalled and other im- will community be available in custom-built a Butter Crabbe Do-lt-Yourielf Cuetom provements are nearing comple- variations of or split-level, ranch and Built vinyl linad Poole from *1095 up AT THIS PRICE ! tion. ' and two-story designs. Great There are 28 homes care has also presently been taken to re- occupied in the tain the development, a heavily-wooded, fully- number of them on an all-year landscaped terrain that is natural basis, including that of C. A. to the The lot area. average at sales agent for the Lister, col- Woodland contains over 200 ony. trees. BER-MOR SWIM POOLS Stone fronts, aluminum windows, roofing and siding, all 411 McFARLAN J. EAST ST., DOVER, N. and makes. of inside types All types flooring, and out. FOxcroft 6-0447 PRgicott 8-6972 Kitchens and baths COMMUNITY . brought up to date. Steps, wood iron brick, railings. exterior and interior. All 'LEONE BUILT* Painting, done to Store repairs prior painting. fronts FHA terms. • HOME REPAIRS • 900 SQ.FT HOME, s ILVER BAY POINT Aluminum Siding, 7 Colors, Lifetime Job Carpentry Masonry Painting * No ★ ON BARNEGAT BAY Distance Object MIIMII X. It (Off Rt. 549) TOMS RIVER, N. J. FINANCING ARRANGED IN YOUR HOME Here JOE GOLDEN li perfect vocation year 'round or LOT 100x150 NO SALESMEN GUARANTEED relaxed CITY WATER WORK retirement Jiving offering the BUILDER and fineit bathing, and - . Many residents from Essex, Bergen, boating, fiihing crab- NO Hudson, Middlesex and North for which other bing the larnegat bay area GENERAL CONTRACTOR CALL ANY TIME FHA WELLS Jersey Counties havs purchased 30 YR. MORTGAGE U homos to |uitly famous. Churches and shop- • ' In Parkway Pinos bocauss this Is tho KENILWORTH. N. J. BRfdg* 6-9117 ping within minutes • G. M. DELCO AUTO- are a few drive and OR 5-6093 - 2-0888 JEfferson porfoct location to ralso your family. VISIT OUR 2 A 39 N. 32nd STREET Toln 9-0606 school bus is BRidge 6-4914 It effort rocroatlonal MATIC HEAT transportation available to ovary advantago: GAS 3 BEDROOM Toms (Ivor's excellent Swimming, beating, fishing, golf and • COLORED TILE BATH schools. CALL 808 ANDERSON others. Truly MODELS many luxurious year with Colored Fixtures TERMS 274 CENTRAL AVE., ORANGE, N. J. 'round living for lots than tho cost of ALUMINUM SIDING and Shower garagesdormers ront. Schools, churches and excellent BUY LATER • • NOW...BUILD are just minutes Attic shopping away. Big Storage Write or Call ANDERSON CONST. ' CO. • 2 or 3 BEDROOMS CHOICE BAYFRONT, today lor • nee EXTRA URGE MOD- LAGOON AND TODAY'S HOMES Illustrated Brochure ERN KITCHEN with SEPARATE SECTION WOODLAND PLOTS SILVER BAY POINT Double Sink, Natural .COOL SILVER BAY RQAD RAY aluminum awnings and canopies, aluminum Birch Cabinet* TOMS RIVER, N. J. FOR RETIRED PERSONS windows and WE TO S-344* jalousies Complete home modernization • OVERSIZED UTILITY A MONTH - .00 • special discount to This It the home advocators perfect and the per, ROOM OFFER FOR f. I. LEONC (MENTION THIS AD) *550 fact location for retired low parsons, • I PAYMENT MANY OTHERS AfUR SMA l DOWN FAIR LAWN, N. J. gsst, low monthly payments, and low F.H.A. APPROVED DEALER 5 YEARS TO PAY • SW BRAND NEW GAS upkeep. 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Address- boy has talents along the lines services have been suits is criterion any won’t ing the local Serra Club he of music the or art or literature inaugurated by communists in East Germany. be commencing anything. urged: he’ll turn out queer. They This is the third atheistic ritual So Rev. John devised by the'com- says • A for frown books Cavanaugh, genuine “respect on and often set munists former in their drive against the Church. Earlier C.S.C., president of the in the practices learning” Catholic home; a poor example in the choice of of Notre were designed as University Dame, and • Ah intensified of This is the substitutes for Confirmation program reading. not way to and Baptism. an outspoken critic of intellect Catholic adult education Existence of atheistic burial beyond encourage a respect for learn- ” services the was revealed by a com- dence campus years; ing .. of the t drive, reports from mentator for Vatican • A rugged self-examination Radio. He two Russian Marian Honor papers were cited. of Catholic to reported that a “society of fu- colleges shape One publication reported that them neral orators’? has up for the challenges that been organi- a For Co-Authors Commends religious was recently arrested lie Pope sed communist ahead. by authorities. in Moscow and that a search is DAYTON, O. (NC)—Donald C. The is made Quebec Drive society up of per- being carried on for another IN AN INTERVIEW, Father ac- Sharkey of Dayton, and Rev. Jo- sons who eulogize the deceased cused of MONTREAL Pius XII promoting meetings of Cavanaugh said he would not Pope seph Deberg, 0.M.1., of Lowell, at the burial The in- a is familiar with the ceremony. religious nature. Another pub- back down from the position he campaign be- GOD'S Mass., have been named for the tention is to create a lication attacked Sister of the conducted obscene counter- spiriual exer- JUBILARIAN: Adrieene Little Sisters of the Poor, Paterson, took last winter when he spoke ing against 1958 Marian Library Award of part to the Christian burial cises congratulated reading matter in the Quebec ser- as “inadmissable manifesta- by Bishop Janies A. on her 50th out concerning the lack of pro- McNulty anniversary an the order. the University of Dayton for vice which is denied commu- tations Province and has to of medieval ignorance.” portionate Catholic intellectual urged its con- Congratulatory wishes were also extended to Sister their “Our Adrieene, who has been a cook book, Lady of,Beau- nists. influence to be found in the tinuance, according to Cardinal for by, left to raing.” AT THE SAME time, Osserva- years, right, Sister Marie Elizabeth, of Montreal. 40 Mother Provincial, and Moth- U. S. Leger FIRST The announcement OF the atheistic rituals tore Vatican dai- er Gertrude Elizabeth came at the Romano, City the Home for the The Cardinal said the of Aged, Paterson. Sister Adrieene, who Father Pope ex- was the initiation” rites said opening session of the two-day Cavanaugh said then—- “youth ly, the fact that there is came to this from his interest in country France, has served years sixth and his pressed the drive to eliminate Christian such a the for 17 in Paterson. annual Marian Institute at repeated charge designed thing as “Church of at audience he had the here that “Catholics an with the Confirmation. These have been in Silence” is university. Theme of the in- we just probably “the great- Pontiff while in Rome stitute aren't in the recently. existence for several years and est of times.” was “The Meaning of pulling our weight tragedy our The Pope also told he Lourdes.” American intellectual life.” him, said, compulsion is often used to se- The paper said that the Calls 'Formalism that the Italian has ' Hindrance “We hierarchy cure attendance. “world Catholics outnumber the disregards and Father Debergh heads the Pro forgets” launched a similiar drive Jews seven to one— but can against Of more recent vintage was the reality of the “Church of Maria Committee which is de- the we match their proportionate printed obscenity. communist observance of Silence.” Indifference is voted to spreading devotion to pro- To Christian There has been mounting “International Childhood contribution to the American pres- Day” moted, the paper said, through Our Lady of Beauraing. Sharkey, Living Today sure in Quebec against on which intellectual scene?” he asked indecent name-giving ceremo- “deliberately created mislead- a free lance writer, is author of literature and nies BALTIMORE The Dame Serra Club members. “yellow press” were held with children ing appearances.” (NC) summer school of lit- chant versus that “The Woman Shall and polyphony, Conquer” Since the drive most serious obstacle to Chris- newspapers. was being given names to replace “Words attributed to Chris- urgy. they have lost also has written 14- other books worship, and “INTELLECTUAL life be- tian launched last February by the their Christian names. living today is "formal- and tians, who are no longer free to are seeking esthetic experi- pamphlets. FATHER gins in the home.” he said. “In Sacred Heart sales of to Rev. HOFINGER describ- League, 25 Radio Vatican comment on the in Christ and for ism,” according Jo- ences. Some teachers speak Christ, are so “Our of too Catholic homes ed formalism as: Lady Beauraing” we re- hannes many "yellow press” papers were burial services was contained in the Hofinger, S.J., interna- concerned about give many impression that techniques deals with the apparitions of the find the “A induced fol- parents quite satisfied duced by more than half and an- the intensified nationally famous liturgist. deep sleep by a report on anti- this Church is not enchained and that they have lost the Blessed Mother ‘good in if a five six other five ceased Head of the lowing a mechanical Beauraing, boy spends or publication al- drive carried is not silent and that it Institute for Mis- routine, about Jesus’.” religious being on acts and pews Belgium, in 1932 and 1933. hours set of and playing ball, and one together. behind sion Apologetics in Manila, operations jobs, the Iron Curtain. As evi- speaks,” Osservatore said. THE P. he without a realization of the vi- JESUIT >expert pointed 1., is on his fifth visit out that the See has fre- to the U. S. tality and urgency of really Holy indicated its He will lectur- living with God.” quently concern act as a guest “We are so with in these matters, and he cited er at the University of Notre busy super- recent actions ficial things, we work only on of the Holy Father in this the periphery of life, so that regard: “The Eucharistic we can’t begin to live in the fast, the by he said. Restored Week Save important things,” Holy liturgy, ea*« "We are lost in a maze of the bi-lingual rituals and all 16 June gadgets, and just don’t know the modifications which the See has what is important. Holy provided are all based the needs of “This is even mirrored in the on the peo- liturgical and cathetical aposto- ple today. lates. Some of “Just this the See our own people year, Holy has the the are so concerned with ques- given Bishops

tions of lace versus linen, or ecclesiastical province of Agra, from in North India, several permis- As long sions which show a desire to SCHICK the as you live remove causes of mere 4 formalism. can (wnponM times yearly! They now sing “Varsity will receive a the you Kyrie, Gloria, Creed, Sanc- DEPENDABLE and so*» m or by mail... peoon wo pay tus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei electric both GOOD INCOME If postage woy» in the people’s language during invest let you your SAVINGS INSURED TO $lO,OOO a Sung High Mass. razor i a v in g i In our “When we break the S. V. D. ANNUITY Bread of the Word of God him know ■ ifcrcm. cola bonk PLAN. to the 5.99 (Killfor oowoctoonto, $lO or otoro people of God in their own • You alto share In language, we have taken a $17.50 value work he's regular ♦ho groat of special long step from mere formal- ♦ho Millions and In holp . . save $11.511 . ism, toward a vital action.” educating Prioiti and Broth- this Mohawk Cer- patiwhj ori for tho Minions • FATHER HOFINGER said assorted axons aho tain tax advantages • A that in his SAVINGS andLoon Ann. recent global tours lasting Memorial and re- men’s he had noticed an increased H|htwil|M N. J. 40 Ci—im St., Newark 2, membrance In many Masses j Sunday interest in liturgical and cate- summer shirts a/C and prayers. Mitchell 24450 SMALL. MEOHIM, LAME chetical work. He said that the SHORT SLEEVES . . . Write for free Information interest shown by the hier- WEE PARKING ocrou tho street Of The Divine Word Society “Old YouiTour Choico archy was evidenced by the Spice” Doßjr, 9-4/ WED. EVES, to 8 PM. ANNUITY DEPT. AFTER SHAVE LOTION OR fact that many Bishops had TALCUM, STICK OR SPRAY GIRARD, PENNA. ‘ agreed to attend an Interna- DEODORANT PRE-ELECTRIC OR

tional Missionary Liturgical SMOOTH SHAVE, TRAVELEr EACH The PRICE is RIGHT Study Week at Nijmegen, Hol- KIT. land, in the Fall of 1959. CIGARS FOR DAD on DISCOUNT FURNITURE ...and WHITE OWL ROBERT Birth Control BURNS at BARNEY'S WAREHOUSE 20 1•—1.89 30’»—2.49 W PAHA TESLAS • Low rent mill location june everyday c/y, 470 Pills Scored 50'5—2.25 Thoro't nothing Dad l battor Than ••vfoy ■ • pood No fancy show windows hom* coobod INVH*O*4fS CTOAMU OS is mool H. a dairy tajoyt pirn of moat WASHINGTON A ♦Kat molti in • No (NQ ho mouth and ( Mom hi-pressure salesmen , io 100rood, long Catholic psychiatrist and a ago, that Iho tatrot of hooping • • month Self-Service FREE Dod happy and wall fod it Delivery to thop at Kingt family life expert have given whtro • . >ho Rndt tho frothoot, tondoro.t • Cancellations Trade Ins at Kings "»«»> at that a warning here about the ... prkot rootty hoopi Dad • Surplus NEW Furniture physical and moral effects • Close Outs Factory of a newly discovered “birth con- • UNLIMITED CREDIT TO ALL trol pill.” dairy specials r,KINGS BLIME grocery specials Dr. John R. Cavanagh of Wash- RIBBON, LUSCIOUS, TENDER Outfit No. 848 ington, a past president of the Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists, JUNE DAISY AM 6f««k CAMm lb. Vac. aoti said there has not been opportu- 3 Room Package Outfit, everything you need for a nity to assess possible harmful Maxwell Honse 85c a large effects of the new Bungalow or Apartment PLUS Refrigerator drugs. margarine JL. 19c SIRLOIN Msgr. Irving A. Deßlanc, di- MmMl piweoppU yoyfrvM $147.95 pay it off $1.50 weekly rector of the NCWC Family Life Bureau, said that because the Drink <£l 19c ENDCCO SWISS or MUENSTER Libby’s Outfit No, 9755 new oral contraceptives are de- signed to control and prevent the ib. NATURAL STEAK menstrual period, “they are com- with 3V5t Room Ranch House Colonial Sofa Bed unatural and Group pletely repugnant applesauce 2.125c and Matching Chairs; Tables, Lamps; Early American to Christian thinking.” cheese slices 29c The £ statements were made In Compboir* Bedroom PLUS 5 pc. Harmonizing Dinette and BIG the light of an announcement Set SCREEN TV included which claimed that oral contra- pork & beans 21.23 c DAD'LL LOVE MISTER ceptives had proved to be as ef- JOES PRIVATE OoMwi Kernel it off $2. as $238.45 pay weekly fective mechanical means in STOCK REAL SHARP preventing pregnancy. Outfit No. 11567 niblets corn 2,129 c Named Chaplain cheddar cheese * 79c Complete Model Home Ensemble displayed at Housing Royal Gelatin 4 35c At Fatima House Wall to Wall Broadloom in Modern AO» OV*» ONI YtA*< Project; Living Room RoooX Bleach „ 17c with Foam Rubber Curved Sectional Suite, Futuramic FATIMA, Portugal—Rev. Nich- olas J. Bonetzky, until recently *••««*• ac1.29 pastor of St. Michael’s Byzantine and vegetables U Im, kW Size Dinette and Set of Wall Cabinets in the Kitchen Church, Dunmore, Pa., has as- WCWOffY SMOKfO STAW new CONCUR sumed his post as chaplain sucao coin cim Com 2 „ —39 c $3BB. pay it off $3.50 weekly at the International Headquar- CaMf. PM Meat ters of the Blue here. »C*O«MA Army ban ‘ Yah CAM—- Father cottage 69c frozen foods Bonetzky was appointed for AM. Mm Barney's Bargains Bungalows by Cardinal Tisserant, Dean of •OkOOMA the Sacred College of Cardinals. cantaloupes OMVC fcOAf SUOAft CVMD Sale! He will act as personal repre- -4 o«. sentative of the Blue Army found- Extra PIP er, Msgr. Harold V. Colgan of *’ peas carrots sliced ■ Plainfield, and will supervise the bacon WV59c Larga Wok j^LAT erection of the Byzantine-Latin 229* Chapel at Blue Army Headquar- ters. 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Spring happens: anew educators who them have been sional run so open batch “steps to How do account for seemed to failed. forward,” “graduates” a higher to a basic reassessment of methods and objec- Q. yon have of school the level or to work which school is tives. the fact that a peraon may be Q. Are there any sine which intended to make more effective. solutions which refused absolution by one priest are so that they The will come out of the great cannot To them all, to the and the It from anoth- be students parents, turmoil will be those the American will and then receive forgiven? the teachers and parent the schools, The Advocate ex- confessor? A. No sin is so be willing to support. er great that it tends the best wishes and the prayer that be- A. The most for cannot be God asks all Frequently we have occasion to vindicate the frequent cause forgiven. only ginnings need and all achievements merit. lies in the of the he be right of the parent to intervene in the school on refusal of absolution sinner that sorry for Of course this medal Has a reverse side too. the that the school is an unwillingness to give the sin and be determined ground extension of par- penitent’s not to Each Spring something also does not happen. ental To that there an occasion of sin or to commit it With those authority. right corresponds a up stop again. dis- students do Failing not proceed to it will take the form sinful sin can something duty. Perhaps of riding herd some practice. positions any be forgiven. and the higher difficulties that make this risk children who would like Since refusal to abandon an oc- No matter the sin a on to skip their home- how great was, real one the are reason that success in education of tin that one no matter how work, sometimes the judicious use of rewards and casion may give deliberate, no is a victory worthy of our celebration. serious matter how often it punishments to engender ambition in immature up without Inconvenience was commit- Since last Fall and the new lights which then of the sins minds. Certainly it is just that parents give their is Itself an acceptance ted, no matter how long one began to streak across our skies, these schools will of children an example of respect for learning and that this occasion bring stayed in sin, no matter how have been the of ours theme much talk of esteem for those who it. the is not at much the sin hurt and, hap- dispense about, priest liberty others, it can of much pily, thought. We are in a period of long the has Thus a Cath- be Naturally parent no necessary role to give absolution. forgiven. overdue soul-searching on the subject of educa- to in the technical side of is in a bad play education: the olic who living mar- Q. Why isn’t it enough just tion. Has the risk of failure in school been faced teacher set the lesson refused until can up plan and correct the riage is absolution to believe In Jesus Chrst in with Have honesty? our schools demanded all exams, but the parent does have a place in the the situation is rectified. order to be saved? should have they required of the world’s most big picture. On the level of goals and principles, Again, since in confession the A. For the fundamental reason pampered students? Can we afford now—could the on level of morals and discipline, the parent penitent must make a sincere that Jesus Christ Himself de- we ever afford—the curriculum "enriched” with is v resolve sinful indispensable. to avoid seriously mands Something more of us. Je- and but iron forging cooperative play, impover- So we the and the and without such Himself said: “Not congratulate graduates practices a res- sus everyone if arts and the wealth? ished the sciences are team of and teacher which stands must be not who parent behind olution judged as says to me, The ‘Lord, Lord,’ teaching profession is well into a each class. pro- Not everything is right with American really sorry, the priest has no shall enter the kingdom of heav- found of the re-examination and but neither is choice but refuse to assumptions education, everything wrong and to absolution en; but he who does the will of which principles underlie our and the not least its virtues is the will- who knows the of system among new-found one sinfulness my Father in heaven shall enter climate of is such that opinion fundamental to think the serious and is ingness problem through again. With these acts yet un- the kingdom of heaven” bound to (Matt. changes are come. Like work and Shakespeare’s courage, good sense and devotion to willing to stop. Only those who 7.21). flood tide in the affairs of of men, the wave re- our will really are can be absolved. duty, graduates step along. truly sorry Moreover, Jesus Himself sent In all wherein absolution cases His Apostles to teach His doc- be must refused, we might more trines to all nations and directed that the To Dad properly say penitent re- that all nations hear their teach- (Pop, Papa) fuses to the priest to ab- and them. "All permit ings accept pow- him solve. Call what you will, our for all er in heaven and on earth has candidate force Christian rules for his family when other With this in mind we family honor* this week it of can eas- been to Go therefore Dad, the man the families ridicule such rule and other children do given me. week. With reverent touch of the ily perceive two situations in and make of all a humor he much what disciples na- pretty they please. which absolution will be usually enjoys himself we greet him “Hail the given by tions, baptizing them in the name to Maybe we might resolve this Father’s Day to Chief.” one priest in a case wherein an- of the and of the make easier for head Father, Son, and life the of our family by He has had a other has refused. In both in- of the mighty tough as Christian home life Holy Ghost, teaching them job family wanting a and accepting the the case provider. In a home with stances, however, is not to observe all things that I have usually growing chil- rules he makes for love of us. it is the from the dren to be a at when precisely same con- commanded 28.19- tough provider a time Dad is the sanctifier of the home as well and you" (Matt food education and fessor’s 20). costs, costs indeed cost should the to viewpoint. every direct family worship God, and as the who is seem not to have heard of a recession. Suppose penitent de- Notice that the were Perhaps a family unit take part in the liturgy of the disciples his has taken nied absolution goes to another family for granted the The Communist to observe, that carry out, all pay envelope Church. is, with better and the sweat and weariness each priest and disposi- that Christ had dollar This is his hardest task and Program things command- may perhaps may- tions have cost. declares a readiness to give ed His And St. be here he fell down most. Not through his Apostles. James the occasion of sin or the sin- We well resolve this Louis Francis up lets us know how the might Father’s Day to own fault perhaps, for he may never have been By Budenz Apostles make the ful practice. Such a person then family provider’s life a little easier told that the father of understood this command for he the family is a kind of In the midst of the world’s tur- left the Par- recently Communist “the communist be- deserves absolution with proper of the expelled whereas be- writes: "Faith also without works appreciation dollar sign and fireside chaplain as well. cannot afford to lose This is moil, we ty. particularly represent- with comes a leper heretic,” the book fore he was unworthy of it. a greater effort to stretch his resolve this Any is dead” (James weekly pay Maybe we can Father’s Day to sight of Communist activi- ed the new 2.26). Party by booklet, 4hat “to the rulers of Bonn confessor then “History says will ab- Therefore have by our own sacrifices. make life easier for the gladly we must faith Dad, family sanctifier, ties in the United States. Its ac- and Conscience,” issued against or Washington,” the heretic is a solve.- Senate, Supreme Court and in Christ, but the President, all in a little more to work in each tivities of that turmoil. Howard Fast. It surely; by very by putting religion are part is a renewed Paul Robeson. Dad “to those of Thus one who had been one, ends another year as head of the home. of transfer But, prac- will of Christ Himself we must our lives so that a to family The communists understand threat to prevent Fast worship from co- Moscow it is Whitta- birth control and It has not been task to direct or Peking a ticing have than faith. an easy a will not be shock too for to risk. what with previous- more mere family a great him so many operating the U.S. govern- ker Chambers Christian or a Budenz, and refused to discontinue the sin- by when the All in is all ly Q. Does who standards even television all, he right, this Dad of ours, do ment. every person Americans Howard Fast.” he for now Nothing ful practice, who later under the provides entertaining a and when God calls He have the commits suicide go to Hell? preaches paganism him, as already may connec- up words that not, Taking Fast’s more need be said at of and in morals and that freedom from restraint present. influence grace, perhaps A. Such is the of God that done, wo shall still cherish Father’s Day in the tion between do- mercy because of the refusal undermines all It is of absolu- that we this authority. not easy to en- memory of the love for us of Dad (Pop, muddle- cannot answer ques- papa). mestic tion resolves end to this mar- tion with headedness any degree of certain- riage abuse, may receive absolu- and defeat for ty. We may say, and we must The Faith in Focus tion after this of change heart. that in full The Masculine the U.S. in the say, anyone who, pos- Female The second instance of a session of his mental in t e rnational faculties, in the case would occur The change takes his life with ex- , Church today is locked in a bitter en who broke the ice and made the first had arena. We can own the strug- step the to were penitent hold back intention of with the pagan world and its to be and non-conformist to therefore press his gle barnyard morals, courageous a very exam- ending the sin that occasioned the denial on the of sex 'Face earthly is of general question sex morality and the has ine with to Face' existence, guilty radical degree. Today picture changed. care of absolution. The confessor must mortal Immorality. We hear scientific on the often the who skirt is the declaration sin, and the for discourses Very woman wears a an by Benjamin J. penalty take the word of the penitent. If biological instinct and Its for the anachronism. This is evident in the beach Davis on New York unrepented mortal sin is eternal necessity prop- quite political ac- W. Shea By Msgr. George , S.T.D. the penitent holds back deliber- of the human race. We hear a deal in damnation. agation great areas. tion, appearing The Worker. The chief happiness of Heaven Or, St. John it in ref- extra-marital as put ately, or even outrightly denies Yet it does about and pre-marital sex experi- The fad is and in some localities Several not necessarily hap- spreading, large newspapers consists in God “face gave seeing to erence to the knowledge of God the presence of a sin, the confes- ence. These matters are discussed have found it to pen that everyone who commits as though they priests necessary post warnings •ome attention to this face” and in the statement, enjoyment which which awaits us in “we sor will the were in the same with Heaven, pronounce words of is for category a mathematical in the vestibules of their churches: "Please! No but on the suicide really responsible largely grounds that it flows from this direct vision of shall Him is” see just as He (1 absolution. Perhaps then in the problem or a chemical formula. The fact such slacks in church.” what he is His mind that or aborts endorsed Adam Him who the All-Good doing. may Rep. Clayton is and the John To be since second confession the 3,2). sure, real sin be are essentially and deal with the has come out Powell for questions moral, No one definitely and said that re-election to Con- All-Beautiful. He is temporarily deranged. of infinite perfection, God was not told. and malice of scaot attention who Blacks it is that ono concept sin, gets or every woman appears in or shorts is gress. that Again, possible “In Pius XII is all but vision,”Pope incomprehensible to Such absolution would do the Is dressed. of the who has suicide may completely ignored. immodestly (But some styles has “once attempted written, the eyes of One should not Indecent THE DAVIS is Himself. imagine penitent no good at the sin- literature, juvenile come close to that low There declaration even all; before death has actually delinquency, dangerously level.) our minds have been that the repent more opened by blessed comprehend God. ner deceives no one whirlwind courtships, outdoor lovers’ can be no that these important than that, how- but himself. claimed him. Such movies, doubt, however, present-day celestial it will be to No repentance light, ours even when We do not believe that all related the sin to the ever, for it furnishes sort creature, seeing this sec- cannot be relied lanes, are very intimately to styles are doing something very harmful some the Father really upon, yet gaze upon and the Him “face to He of of how face,” “just as ond case occurs We sex. But a sophisticated person is not standards of feminine that have a chart showing we have frequently. it may in fact have been supposed modesty always Son and the Divine present Spirit . . . is,” could take in all that is in not to be shocked when he hears about been maintained in civilized countries. been taken in thus far the are prepared to deny that it in the suicides. or surprised, by and case of some to be made happy with a God. the blessed communist joy Nevertheless, from time to excesses in such matters. We told For bizarre not a few line, and how the may happen time* Hence not are blandly some strange, reason, most like the which we may pronounce joy by the do truly see In the most The that sex is comrades to the Him, sinner receives absolution something purely natural, and that of our women and all too many of our teenage plan carry plot with certainty that such persons most Holy and Undivided Trin- perfect way possible for a cre- the second time only a would criticize or condemn the and Inclination further. only because the in prude anyone girls have unfeminine urge to ity is itself happy” (Encyclical are Hell. ature. They see Him, theolo- who is natural law and instinct. the walk like talk like necessary dispositions then continue following a ape men. They men, they Central to its emphasis is this “The are In our charity we to Mystical Body of Christ,” gians “whole but whol- say, not whereas they were To add to our difficulties, we are face to face drink like they smoke like thought: in present pre- for suicides. not men, they men, men, “Labor, support of June 29, 1943). pray They may here in America with the ly.” viously unless wish problem of in curse and swear like men, and dress the Sane Nuclear Com- Our Lord Himself missing, you have been before modesty they they Policy defined And that “face to face” vision responsible had, to that in bad female attire. The arbiters of decree what like To the suppose faith the God. fashion men. see a woman, walking along pub- mittee, can this issue eternal and hence the bliss fills project life, the blessed with indescrib- shall sin was held back. In all women wear and what they shall not wear, lic displaying slacks or extreme in into the elections can- charity streets, rhorts, placing of Heaven, as consisting in knowl- able ecstasy with unimaginable we rather with little or no stress on the dictates with ought suppose the for- put of style and garish in color, a cigarette dang- didates on the spot." That is, of an edge God, not arid knowl- for which reason is rapture, it mer than the latter. and are able to modesty decency. They complete ling from her lips, is not an inspiring sight. we understand, a con- but with merely edge one glowing love: called the “beatific” vision. It Forty Hours Q. Is a Catholic who divorce from the and correct The cheese-cake that In tinuation of the is not ly style traditional photographs we see Communist “Now this is that has been everlasting life, described as "a of sin in such matters. dress com- married validly permitted concept A is either magazines and the tabloids are also a con- Party’s in this to cheap assignment they may know thee, the only true plete immersion of the soul in in out of If it is have his children style or style. in that's the factor to the in feminine mod- to rob of those baptized and style, tributing decline country us and him whom thou has while still God, God, retaining its own Newark dress to wear if it is not in that’s the were brought up as Catholics? Archdiocese ... style, esty. Years ago such pictures rarely pub- means of defense which for the Jesus Christ” of sent, (John 17, 3). personality; it is a participation A. Such even drew to give away or bury in the attic. Whether lished. are a regular diet. assure the Catholics, if they Today they moment peace of Christ was referring above all in the life June is, ms of the 'Most Holy Trin- insist is is not upon their Aftar Pentecost it modest or immodest even discussed. trend and influ- the world. to the had spoiling own 3rd Sunday This barnyard, Jungle-like knowledge the Thus shall be drawn by ity. we should not St. Joseph's. County Rd., Demareat The appearance of slacks and shorts has not is We that lives, spoil the lives ence making rapid headway. are sure Davis states: “The souls of the in into Holy Undorcllif Ave.. accordingly just Heaven, wholly the inner life of the Rotary, 388 the When of their children. all helped situation. these man like items all will unite in keeping this unfortunate By means Edfewater priests inseparable connection between where they enjoy the direct vis- Father, the and the of made their Son, Holy the children should St. Margaret's. 18* Waahlnfton Ave* clothing first appearance, the Wom- fad and craze away from their church doors. ion of be baptized peace, the summit God. Here on earth we God’s will Little Ferry conference, Spirit. happiness be and brought up as In Nativity. Midland know God Catholics. 311 Proapect St., East-West trade and above all, only indirectly, ob- ours to share. As the beatitude Park such cases the and from priest may insist peaceful coexistence between the scurely imperfectly, of God consists in the June 11, IISS essentially a written upon guarantee that the 4th Sunday After Pentacoit Minds' socialist Soviet Union and Revelation and from the feeble 'Guided the and love of 295 Park- knowledge Himself, Catholic faith of Immaculate Heart of Mary, the children will U.S. the hand reflection of God’s in of the er on one and perfections or three persons one for be Ave.. Maplewood jobs but if the In the June 9 issue of "Human Events" of able safeguarded; par- a testing, identification, and encouragement the other is not the His creatures we “walk shall know on yet prop- by another, so, too, we ents, of remarkable article or one will Paterson by Emily Cuyler Hammond students." To be approved, a state plan would, faith and not Corin- God them, guar- Diocese of of the labor movement by sight” (2 as He is (and in Him know erty (es- antee this Catholic calls attention to the inherent other have to for the future, the June 15, 11SS grave dangers in among things, provide its thians 5,7). all and pecially among dominant of- creation), Him for child feature will be 3rd Sunday Aftar Pentecost one of HR bill last establishment maintenance of of The tremendous baptized. 12830, a introduced or “programs The task of the Reds is difference be- all Leo St. Patrick, 83 Waahincton Ave* ficials)” eternity" (Father von knows month Carl Elliott will Every priest of Chatham by Rep. of Alabama "to cor- guidance and counseling which operate in to that tween these two of know- cases see these things are link- ways Rudloff, “Everyman’s Theology”). wherein the . June 11, I*sB rect the imbalance children’s Catholic in education" a Fed- the secondary schools .. . and be directed at (A) ing God was well In 4th Sunday After Pantaceit through ed up in the people's mind. brought out 1338 Pope Benedict XII de- faith often brought back St. eral and Federal students with the par- Asnea. 881 Main St.. Paterson scholarships program identifying outstanding aptitude That St. Paul when he the that who die grants-in- tactic would by likened fined. they in the St. aid the conveniently entsto the Faith when all else James. 32 St. James PI., Totowm to states to the of and students of courses mediate have state of improve teaching ability, ...(B) advising tell knowledge we of and Borouah Omit to the people that these grace have, if neces- science and mathematics. of best suited to their ability, God in this life the study moves merely put the stamp of to vague and sary. been purified in Purgatory Entitled "Guided Minds: The Promise and and and encouraging students with out- dim reflection skills, (C) approval on slave one saw in the “see the divine essence with an the labor, enlarge Threat,” the Hammond article notes that this metal mirrors standing aptitudes ..." the and primitive of the intuitive and face-to-face prestige aggressive pos- even bill “contains a sleeper which could From the in (B) it is clear that the . . corrode language whereas the souls and . sibilities of Soviet and Apostle’s day, vision,” “that those who see and Russia, eventually destroy freedom of expression “guidance" feature of the program is intended in Heaven see God clear- the AROUND THE PARISH , .. throw the United in this States directly, divine essence way and totally intrude upon the private, once-inviolable to include all students, and not just the exception- and He is in take off guard. ly distinctly, as Him- great joy from it, and that relationship of parent and child." The Hammond article that self: because ally gifted objects of this vision and The enjoy- "sleeper" is found in Title Vil which this would deliver the ol American youth “We majority Tilt' PURPOSE of all this see now through a mirror ment those souls ac- ...are truly for aid hands of educationists and provides grants-ln to states With federally into the progressive Davis tells the in an obscure but then blessed and tivity, comrades, manner, possess life and eter- approved plans for the counselors whose avowed "guidance, counseling, guidance purpose is, is to bring about a socialist Sovi- face to face. Now I know in part, nal rest.” prerogatives, "to mold the America. but then I shall know pre-empting parental et He calls upon the even as whole to assist in the person," not just choosing party to bring forward “the, mir- I have been known” (1 Corin- trade or acles of thians 12). right education, profession. socialism" before the 13, to achieve that must find out purpose they imagination of Americans and al- Pray for Them about the his and Line all they can student, heredity ways to remember that “the his and and environment, abilities aspirations, Communist enters this Party remember these deceased hence your Official Publication of the Archdiocese of have recourse to testing, personality check election Mass Calendar campaign not alone as a interviews with the priests: Newark and lists, problem check lists, for of the Diocese of Paterson. fighter the urgent needs of child and his family, and the maintenance of Most Rev. the present but as an advocate Sub* IS Sunday. Third Archdiocese Neuxirk Thomas A. Boland, S.T.D., Sunday of cumulative records. In the course of all this "the Ul of the socialist future.” altar Peatecost. Double. Green. Ind Rev. Patrick June Archbishop of Newark. asked children about and Cell. BS. Vttua. Modaatua and Crescen- Byrne. 14, questions themselves He takes heart for all these Ua. S A IN>. Cr. Prat, el Sarrad Heart. 1907 Published weekly The their of the by Advocste Publishing parents . . . frequently are most aaeasures June (• in noting the prog- Menday Meaa el previous Rt. Rev. Most James J. Mul- Corporation: Rev Thomas A intimate nature." Sunday. Msgr. Boland. S.T.D., made the communist Simple. Green No Ul. or Cr. ress by June 14. 1942 President; Rt. Rev. ted Colt. AINIIIItN>. Common I*ref hpll, Msgr James A Hughes. P A,, What right, the author asks—and we with line as reported by The Work- June It Tueadir. Rev J-C.D., V.G., Vice Mean el previous Michael Siparka, June 15, President, Rt Rev. Msgr. James her—what right have the schools “to probe the Sunday Mmole. Green. No Ql. er. IU pages have keen crowd- er Cr. 1918 r. Looney. A M., Secretary; Rt Rev subconscious of to invade the and CoU. A IN); Sn (Nl, Common Pref. Msgr Caesar every child, ... ed with accounts of statements June ta Wednesday SI Kehrem. Very Rev. Wtlliem M. Rinaldi and Rt Rev. Paul ol the child and his McNulty, Msgr. Knappek, P A, privacy individual family, Conleaser. Doctor Heebie White. Gl. supporting “peaceful coexist- June 18, 1922 Trustees, 31 Clinton St, Newark 2. N know whom child his father and CeU. aa. Mark and MarrelUnui. S J MArket ...to a loves more, ence," of communist cases won A (ID. Rev. Alexander M. *4700 Cr. Csmaase mi. how much his father Petrone, or his mother, or money before the Court, of j<“e It Thursday. St. Julians, Vlr- Supreme June 18. 1950 Member of the Catholic Press Double Association earns, or he wishes he were What *»» While. Gl. and CoU. SS. if popular?" the manner la which “cultural Rev. Subscriber the Uervase and Prolate. a A iN> Common Stephen A. June to NCW C News Service have “the schools in Claffy, right keeping personal data, Pref exchanges" are softening the i 19. 1931 Editorial Board: Most Rev June » Prtday. Morn Martin W. Stanton. obtained by direct or indirect means, in a secret efr prevleua American Sunday. Simple Rev. Most Rev Waiter people. Oreen. Ne Ul er Cr i Rudolph Ruelsebusch, S.TJ) h PhD.; W ST D. file be made available whom fit?" Curtla, to to they see Emboldened such evidence June 1935 Et Rev William | by ' 19. Msgr. F Lawtor, PA, LL.D- Before HR 12630 in its present passing form, American Rev iof shortsightedness. Peso. Martyr Red P. Fallon. June MR; Et Eev. Magr. William C. _,o»i**tr*Uverlua. Joseph 19, Helmbueh; Rt' Congress should indeed "sscerttin whether we, Gl Snd Cell ml the a A iNt. Red leaders once more proudly Sunday* 1950 Rev. H. Brady, ST D Ph D Commas Prel. Magr. Joseph , ; Very the people,' want Amencad chtlaren'a minds guid- acknowledge their M-*alnrday. Rt. Rev. Rev Magr John J association ■> Si Aluyelus Urn Msgr James A. Mack Dougherty, S.T.L., ed to induce them to conformity Do we want CssNaur. DauSta SAD. ~ with Moscow, after having delud- ura. Whits. 01. Snd inaon. June 19, 1957 Very Rev. Magr W S Call A undir. Rt. Rev. J. J. John J Rev. Thomas people It fourth Sunday alter lfsgr. Cunneely, Magr. Riley; M. Reardon. unreasonable searches' of their minds, beliefs, idea with Pentmem. Siaude Oman. Ul and Cell. 1929 Rev J«mes W that they were breaking June 30, LL.B.; O’Neill; Rev. William N associations? Do want to concentrate Si. Paullaua. 3 A OD. Cr. Pref. habits, we the el Tim- Rev. A Kremlin. ur. Field; Edward Synan. Ph D unwarranted in the of the educa- power hands MTi Diocese Paterson Ul. (Mortal Cr Creed! A Ser of Pateraon Representative Rev Carl J. Wolala. and counselors mold ALSO tionists guidance to Ameri- IN progress is n war of Paeem S ter the Item.. N Anhdtareae el "Is It Rt Rev. Laurence really an altar Editor: 'teeutu p DSeaiea at Paterson. CeU. Msgr boy meeting." asks the Mmiagtng Floyd Andenoa. can youth in the of their suspicious image choosing?" warning against thoss who have CeilaMi Profsee. Pldt. Stove, June 14, 1944 one, or are we going to clean up alter the bazaar?" God Love You STRANGE BUT TRUE June 14, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 9 Little-Known How to Save Facts For Catholics He By r Feels Church M.J. MURRAY lm. N w Should OopytljM, c. K.ws Service Drop For Missions By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen 'Outmoded' Marriage Customs St. Louis has a group of men and women called the Daily By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. considerably. We have no reason Worldmissionaries who pledge to doubt that the same factors Assistant themselves each to for Professor of St. Louis are day: pray Sociology, University operative among Catholics. the to make sacrifice ' You be missions, a may interested, does the Church Jack, or act of self-denial which Why create such a stir about getting in of hearing an experience I had amounts to 25c married? You’d almost think she was against it. When concerning the Church’s rules on a day, to send and I this point. I was asked to lecture Myrtle went to her pastor about our marriage, he the alms direct- on the Catholic before insisted that the banns to viewpoint to had be read in both our churches ly the a class in Holy graduate sociology one we’ve lived most Father though there of our lives. To it through top off, of our large secular universities. his for he wants us to Society come in for instructions. As if anybody old As I discovered from the the comments Propagation enough to marry in our day and didn’t know what he afterwards, all these of the Faith. age young sociologists were was getting into! doesn’t the greatly These Why Church drop some of are impressed by the wisdom of the of the these outmoded customs? some sac- Church in requiring banns and 1 a number Furthermore, Jack, I think rifices actually suppose good of instructions. They all felt that you must that made by the young people feel as you do recognize mar- Catholic couples were getting riage involves new sit- members to the about many Church laws many a real break here produce daily govern- and won- uations ing Jack. Of having serious moral 25c for the Holy Father: marriage, course, dered whether the practice implications. Both of must In the food and drink depart- the obvious answer is that the you couldn't be generalized. clearly understand the dessert at lunch Church has been in the marriage rights I believe ment, skip when if, you give it a little business for and obligations are about eating out, others skip the night- you further thought, Jack, both to you about 20 cen- acquire. ly visit to the refrigerator or pick and Myrtle will recognize that the item turies and prob- Finally, marriage is a sacra- the Church is cheapest on the menu doing what it can and will when in ably knows the ment, your pastor want to to make eating a restaurant, some help your marriage and make that TV snacks.- ins and outs of sure you know what that of other give up couples a real suc- this means. Asa Smokers the trade pretty way of life lead- cess. , who go through two to it well by now. Ex- ing perfection, includes both packs a day reduce to one pack, aids and obstacles readers perience can be to mutual sanc- Ask More heavy do without a secu- Freedom THE lar a good teacher, tification. It is well to review BEGINNING: Turning the first spade of earth magazine, golfers carry their GUATEMALA CITY, Guatema- if these now, lest miss the full clubs or in- particularly you la * for the new Blessed own use a caddy-cart (NC) Young Christian Sacrament Church, of life Paterson, is stead of people are will- flowering your together. Workers here have Msgr. hiring a caddy, auto own- issued a pub- Pasquale pastor. on to learn. Mele, Looking at the cere- ers walk to church'and the ing lic declaration the save CONSIDERING THE Church’s calling on mony June 8 from And churchmen have been will- are, left, Rev. cost of gas and oil. Guatemalan government to Eugene Romano, position from another viewpoint, grant to learn because freedom Anthony J. ing they are that to the Church in the DePace, architect, and Rev. Thomas WE we can see the banns and WONDER how interested in souls many Extreme deeply saving field of social activities. Unction- instructions an addition- Trapasso. would be interested in serve and in of making protecting th,e dignity al similar purpose. Because of the delay acts of self-denial? Or a sacrament. who they would become lead- The rules of which nesessarily involve, they group you speak, What Does It help prevent those Jerome J. Saints ers in offices and collect 25c Do? thoughtless of the Week a Jack, are not mere residues or Stanley hurried all too com- week from the other workers. from the distant marriages carry-overs past. ★ * Sunday, June 15-vSt. Vitus and mon Studies have shown CHURCH GOODS the Council of Nicaea in 325 We need These questions and today. as a help badly! ‘‘We’’ answers are taken from Lesson 34 of The Code of Cannon Law which Companions, St. deacon. The chief This that the of a Martyrs. Vitus, of his the the We Believe This We the embodies these rules requirement even 1)6 S»ro<* place meaning lepers, pag- : By Live,” revised edition the is revised Washin9*on a child, with his St. Cres- of brief down nurse, work was Edessa. the Baltimore relatively delay cuts ans, refugees, the ignorant, Catechism No. according to conditions MA 2-5071 N>'wo'l< N J and 3, reprinted by permission of the Con- changing centia, her St. Mo- the number of civil husband, Thursday, June 19—St. Juliana the sick in our mission lands. and times. The marriages fraternity Doctrine. last revision who had instructed of Christian big destus, the She Falconicri, Virgin. was born Perhaps some of you would cut of the Code in in w’as published boy the Christian in Faith, were Florence in 1270 and at the into which What the effects of the your capital be- are tions should be made in the 1918, and frequent minor changes driven from their homes his by age of 16 renounced her wealth comes a “sacred cow’’ sacrament of Extreme Unc- have added and send home when the priest visits the been since then, so parents and forced to flee from and entered a convent. She it to the Father. tion? sick its laws re- Holy to administer Holy Com- can hardly be considered Sicily to There ceived the The effects Italy. they were from No greater exists the of the sacrament munion outmoded. -r-w religious habit charity on or the last sacraments: Imprisoned and St. of martyred. Philip Benizk and aided him face of the earth than to: aid in Extreme Unction are: First, in the room of the sick Monday, June 16 SS. in NOW, LET’S TAKE another Aureus, building up the Third Order of the conversion of the heal First, in increase of pagans, sanctify- person there should be a small Justina and Mar- the look at You Companions, Servites. She was noted for the sick who are make ing grace; table your problems. feel poor, an covered with a clean lin- It is believed lived be- the of banns in tyrs. they the Servites. She died in 1340. act of faith in the Vicar of Christ comfort in sickness publication your Second, en cloth. On the table there fore the seventh case is not LONG DISTANCE century. During Friday, June 20—St. by sending your alms the and necessary. As you Silverius, to strength against should be a blessed invasion Holy tempta- crucifix,two an the St. Aur- Father. have been the by Huns, Pope-Martyr. He became in This you do whenever tion; candles probably told, Pope lighted, holy water, and eus, of and St. Code states that on three succes- MOVING SPECIALISTS Bishop Mainz, 536 and ruled two you to his for the for a years. During give Society Third, preparation en- spoon; Justina, his and others his sive Sundays or feast of ob- sister, reign, Emperor Justinian re- Propagation of the Faith. trance into heaven the re- days by Second, if the priest is bear- were driven from the See. On before is to be his covered Rome and the greater May the Passion of Christ and mission of venial sins and ligation marriage our ing the he Holy Eucharist, the return, his zeal for part of the of the celebrated, names of those Christianity Italy. The Compassion cleansing of our souls from should be Pope firmly Mary inspire met at the door with aroused evildoers who are about to contract mar- and while he withstood interference you either to daily or the remains of by Em- great sac- sin; a lighted candle. The candle- was Mass, his sister rifices for the riage must be announced at the offering he, press Theodora in mat- health of when bearer Dependable, Direct Sarv- religious 1,500,000,000 pag- Fourth, body should and # Van and others genuflect and the faithful were murdered. ters and died in exile ans of the world. it is for the principal Mass, lea to ALL 41 STATES good soul. precede the the priest to sick- informed Daily to FLORIDA and June 17-St. are that are grave- # Trips Tuesday, Antidius, June 21-St. (a) The remains of sin they Saturday, Aloysius Cut out this room, where ail present should Intarmadlata Points He lived column, pin your to make known to the Bishop-Martyr. in the Confessor. The cleansed Extreme Unction ly obliged # Complata Modarn STORAGE Gonzaga, patron sacrifice to it and by kneel. After the has fifth address priest authorities Facilities and a proper any century was disciple of youth was born to a noble are the spiritual weakness impedi- Ital- it to Fulton and sprinkled the room with Bishop J. Sheen, holy ments or reasons this and the successor of St. Froninus ian why couple Writ# TODAY in 1568. He caused - CDCC. tor family served as National indifference by original if the sick FREE ESTIMATES Inoal's Director, for the water, person's con- should in eastern France. He to in Society not marry. the FRIi Valuable, Handy was put a page the courts of or actual sin. fession Only Tuscany, Propagation of the 366 is to be heard, all "Quick Check" List on Lono Distanco death Faith, can from the by Arians. Mantua and (b) Extreme Bishop dispense Movlnal marauding Spain and entered Fifth New Unction docs should leave the Ave., York 1, or to room and re- of Wednesday, June 18—St. publications the banns. Eph- the of Jesus at the not always restore or Society age your diocesan director: improve turn and kneel when the con- 70 YEARS Bishop Why does the Church insist OVER OF SUPERIOR SERVICE raem of Syria, Deacon-Confessor- of 18 but died the health at the age of 23 Martin W. of the body. Nor fession is finished. Stanton, 31 Mulberry on the banns? Doctor. He was born in Obviously, to Meso- of an illness contracted while does Extreme Unction effect St., Newark Rt. Rev. In case of sudden Nation-Wide All 2; Msgr. Wil- or unex- protect the contract. Moving Agents in potamia and became a marriage Principal Cities monk ministering to the sick miraculous cures. But during a liam F. Louis, 24 DeGrasse just as pected death, should while a priest Experience shows that some a young man. He attended He St., God plague. was canonized in 1726. Paterson. produces spiritual effects be called? people have concealed a previ- the sacraments, so He In through case of sudden or ous unex- marriage or some other Im- often the ef- pected NIGHT CLOCK THERMOSTAT produces bodily death a should be and priest pediment mar- fects of better health attempted FREE With through called because Each Contract always, absolu- riage eventhough were not Complete Extreme Unction. they tion and Extreme Upction can free to do so. This is still When does Extreme type Unction be for given conditionally some around, as any take experienced pas- away mortal sin? time after AMERICAN-estaifda*d apparent death. tor will tell you, so the Church Extreme Unction takes (a) We away are not certain of the trys to its innocent mortal sin protect when the sick person when SPACE-SAVING, FUEL-SAVING moment the soul leaves members from them by this is unconscious or otherwise the un- body; the soul may remain rule. GAS WARM AIR UNITS aware that he is not properly united to the for Replace that bulky, old. fuel-wasting Body some Second, you are surprised that furnace but with a modern disposed, has made an act time after thrifty, American-Standard — J— apparent death. The the pastor insists on giving you winter air conditioner and real of enjoy com imperfect contrition. sacraments of Penance instructions. fort. Use the and Ex- You feel that Myrtle apace you save to build that How should home workshop we prepare our- treme Unction aama room or you've always can be adminis- and you know what is * marriage wanted! '/& selves to receive Extreme Unc- tered for several about or wouldn't conditionally you enter it. 9 Famous American- to every room In tion worthily? hours after of life have Standard quality at your house signs rock bottom We should YOU’RE PROBABLY prices. prepare ourselves ceased, because of the RIGHT, possibil- • Single. compact • Fully automatic, l-o* to receive Extreme but there are Unction that the soul Jack, several other unit warms, filters complete with ihcr- ity may still be & circulates the air mostat. worthily by a points to consider here. The good confession, united with the body. pas- by acts of tor uses the instruction 3/500 faith, hope, charity, periods FREE HEATING SURVEY! and, especially, by resignation as an additional means of find- Brazil Gets to the will of God. Statue ing out if impediments valid c- to a SW 7-4570 *v. hand- Scripture MILAN, Italy (NC) A contract exist and also to assure carved statue of Jesus and in St. himself that both of are en- “My son, thy sickness, neg- you JOHN CORNELIA Francis blessed the has marriage with full lect not but by Pope tering knowl- thyself: pray to been donated by a of Milan- and cannot • Air the Lord and he shall heal group edge consent. He in Healing Conditioning ese Catholics to Sacred Heart conscience officiate the thee. Turn sin at cere- away from and 75 CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE EAST PATERSON, N. J. order Church, Fortaleza, Brazil. mony unless he does this. thy hands aright: and cleanse thy heart from all of- ■ : '■*s>••’* w**'* • 'f , fense” (Ecclesiasticus 38:9-10). ' v< Stt?s V Who can administer Extreme Unction? ft # Only a priest can administer Extreme Unction. S 'Pr i \ rr When is it advisable to call Nu* f ' x: the priest to visit the sick? 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In IWAU throo doors from Now KESWICK-ASTORIA M V v/lo bsach. Missionary Endeavor Jtrtsy'i flnsit The Lake View Spring Lakg ■s*ch. N.J. FRIK OCIAN BATHING To be Catholic means to be A Choice Vacation Spot. ! • 207 3rd Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. COUGHLIN'S RATES mis- ATTRACTIVE ill universal, and, therefore, •' Block to Ocoan, Boardwalk '! > Block to Ocean A Board- of the for the • European Plan, 120.00 up weekly <\ Woodland Avenuo walk. Now Open Euro- sion-minded. The enemy Society Propagation 29 • With dellcloua meals M3 upwkly. 1 1 lIIOMbII Ri pean. Amer. Plan June is an extreme form • Holy missiofrspirit Near Spirit Church 30. Free Parkin*. FRONT Mrf. John ON THE OCEAN of nationalism which holds that of the Faith I Ph. PR 5*1713 B. M. KANI, Mar. |; OI 9-6913. E. FITZPATRICK Lake Beach, N. J. only mission societies existing in JAMES at Spring rood. Con- Archdiocese of Newark: Private Beach, Excellent our should be aided. To country Elevator, Modlfled-Amer- NORWOOD genial Guest*, •bow how this idea The SHOREHAM HOTEL INN Mlle-lon* BoartwaUt. unspiritual is, Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, LL.D. lean Plan Rate*. S.T.D., Ph.D., FUhing. Dancing, Supper 211 AVON-BY-THE-SEA. N.J. (Aibury N Golf, Tennl*. consider which the THIRD AVR„ ASBURY PARK, N.J. Movtea. Africa, Holy 31 Mulberry St., Newark N. J. Theatre, Shop*, 2, Area). Ocaan bathln* directly - 34rtMr/c Clubs. Summer Father holds as the of Phone: MArket 2-2803 Televition to from your room. A femllyl up object Block Booch LAKE N.J. For a REAL VACATION favorite. Famous for excel- •PRINO BEACH TIUICL our most intense missionary en- Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 9 a.m. 12. Phone PRospect l-UW p.m.; Saturday, to lent meale. Rates reasonable. com* to Spring Loko A Nice Hotel with Low European PLAN deavor. Rates ; Near churches. Modern Amer-1 ; EUROPEAN 20th, 1958 Diocese of Paterson: J. O'Connor J. A. Heimbeckor - lean plan. Free SEASON from Juno How missionaries parkins. with D«Ueiou« Continental Breakfast many foreign Owner Manaaement Tel. PRospect 0-8631 P. ST. THOMAS, Owner-Mgr. RATES A. Rate* on Reoueato are there in Africa? There are Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Louis, J.C.D. J. A. PRYOR. Owner-Mat. Deny Brochure and OC t-7700 of these are 24 De Grasse ON OCEANFRONT Per 9,338. How many St., Paterson 1, N. J. ’5-’5.7S RATES TO JULY » Person REDUCED from the United States? There Phone: ARmory 4-0400 WESTHAVEN about in 50. Hours: 9 to 5 9 BY-THESEA are 190, or one Daily, a.m. p.m.; Saturday, a.m. to 12. / y/ Catholics of Suppose the the Mrs. Della A. Mahoney STRATFORD INN

United States their Apts. Rooms THE GREEN CROFT helped only N. AVON-BY-THE-SEA, J. HOPATCONO, N. J. own missionaries! Who would for the Propagation of the Faith. Parkins ON THI *HOR« OR LAKE

OCEAN Mod. Pl»n, S3S * 140 per the missionaries—the He no These It Irlahton Avenua I ' f BATHING Excellent iwimmink. boating. Am. help other plays favorites. are Afr. I Frtday itartlng Sunday after dinner \mtll taasMe Park, weekly. Special weekday rate French the the words of the Vicar of Christ: Obituary N. J, ATTRACTIVE RATES children under 11. 2,197 missionaries, noon,$23 per person double, $2B ilnfle. Rate* for It is a holy and wholesome NEW COADJUTOR: Bish- tP l«U A long-time favorite at the Jer- HOPATCONO, N. i. 1,149 Irish, the Dutch, and “In the fullness of W. IICHTOLDT HOP. 1-0220 1,136 Apostolic Shore Charming, sey . . . home- so forth? of our thought to pray for the dead power, own free will and op Joseph Lennox Federal like atmosphere . . , Fine that These countries with full they may be loosed from Food. Cocktail Lounge. Mon- are unable to knowledge of the case, has been named mouth R»ce Track: Summer their sins. We recommend Coadjutor ■roamDANA HAU2*STp.&Wj. to ■'«»p 0 i support the foreign missions as We statute and decree that the hi p|o,p,rtnj)i ,p,rtnj) playhouse. Music Circus, Swim- the of readers the Salt Lake with and Ocean is the United which is the for the prayers our of City right 400 Feet from Boardwalk ming, Fishing, Boating, etc. Near States,, pious Society Propagation Facing Sunset Leke and Large Perk tAc Sun, of the the succession. all Churches. Children under 12 5W the missions. of the Faith will be the repose souls of fol- of Bishop Fed- Conservative Management. * i.—i principal of of FREE in same room with Parents .... support organ A dlstinctlro fco#*l lowing who have de- Near alt Churches. on the missions the Holy See for the recently eral, a native of Greens- IDWARD OATILY, P.O. Box 404 bod I Furthermore, collection All Outside Rooms. Amer. Sc Euro. Plan for thora who oxpod Iho parted this life: Avon, N. J. PRotpect 4-1100 there are no no dioce- everywhere of the alms of the Mrs. Sherman Dennis A Mrs. Jae. Kelsey religious, boro, has Outdoor salt water swimming pool Florence N.C., been serv- M. O’Brien Bather s san clergy, no Americans, no faithful and their distribution for exclusive use of guests. Edward G. Stanley ing as Auxiliary to Bishop Dutch, no French, no Irish—they among the Catholic missions.” MADISON HOTEL luncheon. Ocean bathing-magnificent Duane G. Hunt Convenient to are all missionaries of Jesus of Salt beaches. Golf, fishing. lot 7th AVI., ASBURY PARK, N. J. OCEAN HOTEL and infusion VIEW Monmouth Park Race Track. Christ. Priest Mistakes the of a Lake since 1951. The 1 810 PORCHES OVERLOOKING OCEAN missionary City food. into Amer. & Euro. Plan Family Hotel. Mod- Dolightful rooms and oxcollont To avoid such nationalism spirit the laity. and See the erately Priced. Famous for Home Potll*. Man# Sheep for Rabbits comprises entire our Gootto W. tot to the Holy Cooking & Bakina. Catholic Ownership. Opt« hn» 20t1i T»l. Glbion 9-7100 equalize distribution, One state Utah. FRCI PARKINS Sunday not long ago Rev. Missionaries Need of • NEAR CHURCHES Father asks that the principal PR J-4444 Albert of the Mission- of aid be the Koklowsky, JEANNE-JACQUES, Owner-Mat. object our Society Travel Expenses ary Servants of the Most Blessed During Jurte, month of the Sa- Award Dr. Wu Trinity, delivered a sermon to F^SHOREHAMj SBACM » NSW JSRSSY cred SPRING LAKI the Indians at the Conehatta mis- Heart, many young men are LAKELYN HOTEL BAY HIAD, NEW JiRIIY ordained Mission sion being to the priesthood St. John An American Family Type Report Appeal chapel near Philadelphia, Degree ASBURY PARK, N. J. unchanced throuchout yeara. —some of them 101 lunset Ave. PRospect 5-0517 the Miss. it would be nice through your gen- No BROOKLYN— Honky Tonk. We offer a private CONNECTICUT Thinking Dr. John C. H. Overlooking Sunset Lake: 2 blocks In erous Those who have ded- beach the to address the in help. rates June on oceanfront, well Nutley congregation of law Seton to Ocean. Special for Wu, professor at maintained and cuarded. • icated their lives to (European Plan). Free Continental With meala PRIVATE BEACH GLORIOUS SURF Choctaw as dear becoming will “My sheep,” he Hall from $39 up weekly. Bishop Stanton make an University, received the Breakfast (July and August). who trained to the famous hotu started out in that vein. missionaries, are FRII XITT appeal on behalf of the of doctor of OCEAN BATHINO Ph. TW MHI Society the millions honorary degree “I carry Gospel to of Wake Robin Inn for the Propagation of the Faith started, ‘My dear Choke- laws from St. John’s University H. CUDAHY TILTON# Owner-Mcr, people less fortunate than our- Warren on June 15 at St and everyone and at the 88th Mary’s fee,’ grinned commencement June For a Day of Fun will be for MUCnr ON THE OCEAN smiled (a demonstration for selves, leaving soon Take relaxed Church, Nutley, Rt Rev. Msgr. big 8. LAKI JORDAN • foreign fields. AT SPRING MKf, N. A I discovered later that MONTAUK PARK ▼lew of life at James J. Owens, pastor. them). Degrees in eourse were con- Some hundreds of dollars are Church the word for is ‘Choke- Swimming and Nur BuntlM St Citkartiws an) thil scenic Bishop Stanton his sheep ferred on expresses 1,423 graduates, and HOTEL UOY needed for passage for Picnicking SHRINE OF OUR OF FATIMir letting in tht fay’ and not ‘chokefee’. I had money appreciation to Msgr. Owens honorary degrees on in- A these new seven, On* Block from Catholic Church beautiful Berkshire Hill*. priests, ready to Join Rte. Sll on Boon- Finest the Coast and the other of the addressed the Choctaws en- Walter Spot on Jersey pastors cluding Bishop P. Kellen- Cor. First Avo. and Bond St. charmingmodern Inn oa26 their missionary confreres ton Ave„ between for their as dear rabbits.’ with on our Archdiocese coopera- dearingly ‘My berg of Rockville Centre. ASBURY PARK, N. J. acre*, twimining abroad—in Asia, Africa, Ocean- Butler A Boonton, in these Were my ears red!” J. tnluMM, private bench, too* tion making appeals long Bishop Bryan of ATTRACTIVE RATES boating, ia and Latin America. McEntegart New Jersey The Servants of the nit, lawn and other possible. Missionary at the gamea Send Brooklyn presided gradu- JOHN REGGITTS a sacrifice to the Society aportt. Nearby, golf and Most Holy Trinity have for their ation. - Prop. for the of the riding. and work the of Propagation Faith, $3.00 Dancing, gamea preservation the faith The university cited Dr. Wu JZ Dlerfleld 4-OMO that it is for the partial including outdoor mission stipulating pur- TRAVIL UAOUI in sections of the as a “brilliant American and European Plan CATHOLIC U.S., . research barbecue! and of travel . . specialty activities in pose providing expense Free missionary predom- at- Ocean Bathing night*. Pina tap for these who scholar, professor, lecturer, Shore Horn* paneled young men are $32 Wk. Rant* fteaßfiaimii PILGRIMAGES inantly Catholic foreign coun- legislator, Phone PR 5-7740 room. Attractive lounge*, ready give all that torney, author, judge, the of they pos- • FULL SEASON ONLY sunny terrace*, game room k tries, safeguarding youth, U. N. delegate and Envoy Ex- Ownor-Mgr. SAL MALANGA • $250 to Shrinos of Canada sess. TV. coo- "Little Summer Home" facing the Friendly staff and traordinary and Minister Plenipo- sea. Attractive, immaculately clean, genial companion*. Auction*, M HONOR orrut MOTH ANNIVCMAJIT tentiary of China to the Holy electric, city water, gas, furnished; summertheatre* and hlitoric 00 STL ANNS DC SCAUPRC ORGANIZATIONS Serra Featured See.” It also commended his mile long private sea beach, salt au- ■ite* nearby. Outstanding water pool, night swimming, amuse- Iremont food. Ideal for honeymoonara. - HAVE AN OUTING tobiography, East and Fun VMtHf > M. Mupto Oritonr. MontrtPl Cap In “Beyond ment park, kiddle rides, woods. ds Sign Magazine 2Vi to Modotoioo i|| iwo Os liiM(tfi in which his for All the Family. Immediate In- hour* from N. Y. RAISE • HAVE FUN West,” conversion FUNDS UNION ClTY—Serra Inter- spection suggested. Follow New Jer- Pwartlm WtpaJv ham Ho*t/ul JUM tkru UTT. to Catholicism is For hrhd Vacation Catholic Church Adjoining described. sey Shore Route No. 35 to "Pirate a If of busi- Call Mr. Fuch» J-1400 national, organization Ship." Cllffwood Beach, N. J.. then aimSif iftfliy Rlvtf CndM CitoMtoo WAKE turn ON THE OCEAN ROBIN INN ness and professional men ded- for beach, or take Asbury Park bus from Greyhound Terminal, 342 lAKIVIUI, CONN. SPECIAL icated to vocations THE WEST END *UMHr mTimpUco^' GROUP RATES fostering Cana Units Set W. 34th St.. N. Y. and get off at AT SEA GIRT, N. J. and assisting in the education Faelne the Ocean "Pirate Ship." Phone MAtawan HmUdi 5-2000 ASBURY 1-9759. Write for free folder D. of has in Picnics N. J. 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The mentions New RATES from $43 weekly with Sign story Meals cellent meals. AAA recom. Moderate THIRD June 14 at Telephone FRoapect 5-2727 Ovarlooking-tha-Saa Serra of dis- Valley Spring Lake, Jersey’s project AMERICAN PLAN NOW OPEN rates. Church Vi ml. Open June 30 to Riverdale. Open to the Public Facing “A for Voca- a large park and Convenient to tributing Prayer only 800 mid-Oct. Folder. St. will have feet to Ocean. Monmouth Park M/AM/ BEACH VACATION tions” Joseph’s, Lodi, Catholic Management. Race Track to families, as a Famous for Music Frank W. Gilbert, Owner 1,300,000 A Renowned Speakers Reitaurant its Cana June 22 For Hotel and Reservations family picnic Meet Near means which your old frlendt Asbury Park Tel. PR I-20IS Pierce Bridge (U.S. 1011 “practical by Phone Olbton t-7200 to at Riverside Park. M. W. BIARI JULY 3 JULY 12 INCLUSIVE P.O. Whltefleld, N.H. Serra out vocation new— GUS STECK, Owner Mgr. carries its and at . Two parishes plan family pic- . . program.” nics on June 29: Mt. Carmel, FOR A RELAXED VACATION MASSACHUSETTS Nine Newark, at White Birch All GroVe, COMg Days Expense Father Trodd Given TO Whippany; and Sacred Heart, Macßeynolds Vailsburg at Golden Gate Park KITTATINNY HOTEL Sponsored by Assignment New and Pool Club, Parsippany. ASBURY PARK, N. J. NEWARK-Rev. Joseph P. SEASIDE PARK, N. J. ST. NEWARK of the Newark Delightfully situated 2 blocks from SHANAHAN'S INN ANN'S, Trodd, a priest Excellent location, lituatod Only Half oceanopposite beautiful Sunset lake. Archdiocese as a now serving Block from Boach, Short DUtanco Intentions June Comfortable rooms. Especially good Pittsfield has anew ad- for 8800 LANESBORO, MASS. per person Navy chaplain, of from Amuiomont Aroa $150.00 meals, 3,000 ft. spacious ve- The Father’s sq. dress, according to the Military Holy general in- of FREE randa with sundeck. Convenient to Plenty Parking In the Beautiful Berkshires Ordinariate. tention for June is: churches. JUNE SPECIAL RESERVATIONS and INFORMATION any five REASONABLE RATES 150 of vacation Father Devotion the Sacred acres fun • Filtered pool, Trodd, formerly sta- to Heart. consecutive days, $2873 swimming Call per person HOME COOKING Rectory or tioned is The mission intention shuffleboard, at Pensacola, Fla., now sug- WITH WONDERFUL MEALS. RESERVE badminton, croquet, ping pong, for the NOW. AMERICAN PLAN recreation Chaplain, USS Saratoga (CVA- gested Apostleship of room. ES 5-4258 - ES 3-0582 -60.) c/o New N. Y. the is: Opon Sun Dock, Scroonod-ln Porch, FPO, York, Prayer by Pope 307 Sunset Ave. PRospect 3-1462 THOROUGHLY MODERN HOUSE AND COTTAGES. That and justice peace reign TolavUlon Room, library Room, EXCELLENT FOOD. WRITE FOR BOOKLET.

in the Middle East. Hot and Cold Water in Each Room. • Hosts: MARY and MICHAEL SHANAHAN • FIRST AVENUE Visit Beautiful GRAYMOOR HOTEL BRIGHTON Father Vecchiolla SEASIDE PARK 9-0423 311 Third Ave., Atbury Pork, N. J. in No. 'til 5 P. M. call NEW YORK STATE lt»« PILORIMAOI Jersey lIAfON Honored in Clifton ONE HOCK TO (EACH HA 7-6757 accommodation! from Juno 1 Octobor CLIFTON Over 200 people Impact our before Sundays through 26 (election. No retervatlom attended a testimonial recently necenary. SULLIVAN'S LODGE PRIVATE BATH OREENWOOD N. Y. DIALOOUI MAlfll 11, Ui«S Rev. Daniel A. Vecchi- • ROOMS WITH • LAKE, 11, honoring DAY WEEK • SEASON • ONI AND TWO ROOM APTS. Post Office MX ME Tel. 7-1*1) olla of Sacred Heart CONFIIIIONI 11 A.M. IO 9 P.M. parish on ■UROPIAN PLAN A BUDGET FITTING VACATION • AU APTS. NIWIY DECORATED the 10th anniversary of his ordi- Beautiful location. All iporta. Amer- Novena to Benediction For tho mnt onlovmont. plan your COOKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE THE WEDGWOOD ican - 3 • St. Anthony, Sermon, p.m. and European plan. Churcher ontlro Vicilion, stop by Itoo. boforo nation. Pill PARKING nearby. Room* atari • FREE OCEAN BATHINO at *25 per Exposition of 12:45 6 your weekend. the Blotted Sacrament after Mats till p.m. you loovo homo. Rev. John R. of St. 201-205 FIRST AVENUE week: *9 Special family Our trained travel conaultanta will Ryan • FREE PARKING rate. Write or call for folder. ORAYMOOR h 9 mile, north •! Peektklll. H. Y. Route Roar Moun- on 9, acron help you aalect a motet or hotel Paul’s, Clifton, was master of • T.V. ROOM FOR CHILDREN SPRING LAKE, N. J. . *•!« Weet Bridge iron Point. Cafeteria oponSunday*. aroa on ground, and tho meana ot travel . . . any- Mrs. Osrsld Parking ceremonies. Among the speak- • CHURCH NEARBY Dundon OlBton »•»*«« f where In the United Statea. and ousts 11 AV I Denis • RATES $3. PER PERSON. than make all tho neeeaaary reeer- ers were Msgr. A. Part But Terminal Authority 4!rt A Oth Avenue, N.Y.C. B:4S to 9:19 vatlona(or you .. . TREK. DOUBLE OCCUPANCY am. absolutely Hayes, diocesan, superintendent TICMTS at WINDOW leave There are never any extra# or eorv- IT) Bute, O.aymoor at 4:19 m. • SPECIAL RATES FOR FAMILIES - p of Rev. Christian D. leo charxea when you deal with .. • schools; Tat- Wlteontin 7-9990 - In New jertey call MArkot 27000 (Public Service) WEEK. MONTH. OR SEASON St. Sus- RESERVATIONS, INC. Haag, pastor, Monica’s, The Hewitt OPENS Per lurfker information wrilet JUNE 12 Lake 24 2 sex; and Rev. Augustine Var- Mr. & Mrs. John Kawas George If. Ouardlea, Commerce St., Newark B.A, Oraymae, Priori, Oarrlten I, N. Y. For Sacred Complete Information. Call ricchio, pastor, Heart, Owner and Mgr. 15 Come to Hulett’e—the liveliest and Talepbaaat OArrltee 4-3071 Rosorvo Now to Sopt. Collect from Anywhere In mootpopular resort onthe mostbeauti- Clifton. 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Housekeeping cottage* (or Play June 21 to Sept. T. • o^isr* recommended by Duncan Hines families Two private, beaches—- LAKE MOHAWK-Our of Season from Mar 30th. sandy Lady •deal F • Universal Travelcards honored for children. 70th aesaon.Cathode the Lake Players, newly formed church adjoins property, taw Masse* on short Margaret Malone, Owner-Mgr. • stroll to Catholic Church Sunday. Tht Awn fnm Near Ytrt Oft of Our of dramatic society Lady Reservations Gibson 9-8220 (dVi /rasa Bmgjlt) iy Tkvwsswy. for brochure, details, the Lake Is reservations parish, presenting a Writ* for Folder CA See Travel your Agent, or comedy, "Coddled Egbert," June Of CSMTtt *58.50 HULKTT’S phono / 13 and 14 at 8:30 p.m. in the MUlborry 4-2277 (N.J.! weekly, fHulett’t Landing. N. Y. auditorium of Our of the or write Box 48 Lady and up Jt’honeClamona.NY-2301 Lake school. regional high unnymeie WUTPORT INN, WESTPORT, N. T. Spatial ratal 10% oil wtak of Jvn* >1 PIIICTIY ON Om i.ovMul far* fl«. imociAM i Bloomfield Seirans • * bo* - Induct Officers ATIAMKC CITt. M.A '2 EMERALD ISLE HOUSE BLOOMFIELD The Serra $ No Matter What the Cost "IT'S IRELAND IN THE CATSKILLS" Club of Bloomfield this week in- W« at N. J. comid*r It on* oI ducted P. Klenk as Spring Lake, SO. N. Y. out r*tponi.bilili«i of loodottKip to pravtdo Joseph presi- CAIRO, Tel. CAIRO 9-9526 • IV • Dltiinctiy* Sortie* that **««• A of cotlt no mot*. Through thro* g*n*talioai dent. Other officers are: Charlea Uiwrjr M*NJ DiUrngwlifcod Modern • ft— ■ ■•>>!!! b retort with Üb*t Irith-American spirit and o».ty fun.tol NO MATH* WMAT THI COST hoi b**n G. Edward A. fopvtaftoit; W MiUi from Now York hospitality. con- . Sherwood. Neylon, ducl*d Beautiful room*. Hot and with and Vfo Cordon Sfofo large, airy cold shower*. Fine i*t*i*nc*, imcority dignity. John J. Lauter, John A. Smith, Partway n»* - FREE'immii} "OMNI AJNI IMi" home cooking (3) hot meals daily. All fresh fruits and Hugh P. Murphy. Edward J. Len- ATTRACTIVt RATH vegetables. Good food is our guarantee. Swim and fish ihan and Ray Kirwan. OUR OWN PRIVATI RATHINO BIACH In the clean and cool Catskill LEBER lor River on our All FUNERAL HOME Torrooo Colo Luncheon* Bothon grounds. IMsUno Boom newly JUr-CondlUonod lawn Churches Bar & games. nearby. Grill. Dancing to CORNiff 10th Priests to Bolivia md Radacorntad ST. and BOUIfVARD, UNION CITY Air-Caadtttonod Bar A QrtU our own orchestra nightly. Entertainment. rates ST LOUIS Adult (NC)—Archbishop KnUrird, Bodocoratod. B«»plondcnl TELEPHONES. UNIon 3-1100-4 $35-$37 per week includes 101 of- KHS (Wf. Tonnlo YochUM. Ocmo Inlot everything. Special rate E. Ritter of St. Louis Joseph Bus for children. from N. to Strvk* i, ficiated here at mission Y. our door. By car use Om MoOobh to depar- Huaoutl hit Boco Track F.iiry Fomily »CM** H Mm* N.Y. Thruway to Exit 21. Turn three ture ceremonies for two diocesan t Ml Muuntrr or uauor worn right miles to our RigorJUn of FmomUl Committorn Ooo'l house. Write for booklet. priests bound for assignments In MMtSL MMI, M«r |W«HM MUX M. IfANMN. Bolivia. They will Join three other fl¥ too NUr. • Il*** K BoooraoHonoi ToL IRON »MM OWEN end JULIA lAMB diocesan priests la La Pat. Giving Convert Course at Home

Joe Thomas middle, possibly to return lat- on his and the By test, correspond- tors: One, the seed has been the part of Catholics Is one of DARLINGTON non- er, possibly, their interest whet- ent will supply the answer. If and it Many planted may be that the the program’s big needs. Fa- Catholics to seek out it’s difficult sincerely interested ted, a parish priest. a particularly que- person is ther having some tempo- Welsh says, pointing out in the Catholic Church ei- "It is Father Welsh himself will are not important that we ry, rary difficulty which he doesn’t that Catholics could let their ther draft timid know whether a has the reply. mention to his unwilling—perhaps person en- seminarian-cor- non-Catholic friends know of is a better word or tered the it is A letter follows the fifth test: Church, although respondent. Two, there is the the existence of the course and unable to take regular instruc- It is the fact Would the Istudent like to be of helpful. of the difficulty keeping track of sound out a possible interest in tions from a priest known referred to a nearby parish? service conversion, or unknown, personnel; sometimes it. that’s That is the behind the that is Father Naturally, a must for one the mail reason important," just never catches up convinced of the OTHER and Home Course: kind of Welsh out. truth of the with them. NEEDS: prayer Study a points Three, many seek Catholic Faith and to donations. Father Welsh isn't supervised pursue - it - yourself wishing out the parish priest before fin- THE MECHANICS of the enter the Church. But there’s one to underestimate the pow- course in religion conducted by ishing the course. course are er simple enough. Fa- no of prayer. Not only does he Immaculate Conception Semi- compulsion. Welsh is the AS FAR AS TEMPORARY ask the to but and ther given name Nor is there any pre&sure to applicant pray, nary now celebrating its of a non-Catholic—or a Catho- difficulties with all the seminarians include the fifth complete the course within a doctrine are anniversary. lic feels who his edu- certain "The Father Welsh conversion in their religious period. average concerned, says, project cation is OPERATION of the is not im- the ‘‘these cannot prayers every course complete—and applicant completes course be anticipated by Monday. Prayers in the mediately sends an introduc- by laymen would be hands of Rev. Aloyslus within three months, but we us,,but they will usually occur helpful, Welsh and four letter with the text- who finished the third fourth test.” too. J. seminarians. tory along had one person in before or Father book. As for Welsh, a theologian on four weeks and another who And here it becomes evident, donations, the semin- the has In the of the took two Father Welsh he that ary isn’t for wind- seminary faculty, just case a Catholic, years,” says, the course cannot looking a Shown issued a fall but for above is “The Open Door” revealing five-year re- tests are included in the book reveals. possibly for small donations to on the historic "Holy Way” of Amsterdam, which substitute regular port that so the has been showing 703 people, he may have a instructions in those carry out program now followed by four other Catholic permanent except cas- information centers in THE PERCENTAGE of com- Amsterdam and including 192 servicemen record. In of where backed with funds. others and, the case a non- es regular instructions seminary many in various has been cities the Netherlands, well in other 240 Catholics, the pletions creeping up There is no of as as countries. surprisingly, Catholic, tests are sent pe- are not possible. absolutely charge and this totaled 33% have applied for the to facilitate year 45, or for the nor for the special- riodically corre- “Once past the fourth course, of those the test, ized instruction. between taking course as books and when spondence teacher and we are confident that the or mailing, a per- compared with the five-year would-be Actual results? They’re hard pupil son will convert sends a small Door' in eventually come into Amsterdam of 21.62. donation 'Open to determine, Father Welsh A is also sent percentage the it is questionnaire Church,” he says, “even along returned, their but it is known that in Those completing with points out, an effort to determine study we thanks. the though may never hear of 152 of the are given a Sunday missal and applicants completed intentions of the applicant. He’s it.” The effectiveness of the a of the New Testament. Invites the course, in which a total of also the copy course be Converts to Faith given name of the can demonstrated by six tests and marked. If they desire to enter the APPLICANTS are given member of the deacon class need not ap- a breakdown of the results the has Church or seek personal spir- for the course Further, course brought who will be his correspondent, ply on their own. among the 45 completing the By Floyd Anderson many false Ideas about the at least 70 converts into the advised itual counseling, they are re- Their name be sent in this to tackle the course may by course year. Church. Twenty-five AMSTERDAM One of This is most a a the great of our attractive- Church and has instru- ferred to priest of their priest who knows the were advantages beqn invited to ask ques- person non-Catholics, and 15 have and leisurely, •ir ly imaginatively done choice. The in is is age is that it the world by mental in Cath- tions priest, turn, Interested in entered the Church an- brings closer together; we have bringing lapsed about teachings he may Catholicism, or while one of the priests, who is a record of the student's olics back to the hard to and given by a chaplain who other six the opportunity of seeing what Catholics in other countries Sacraments, find accept, urged requests are taking personal helped by the window work as it is he who that the dresser others to First Com- to often” that his must course, be sent to a instructions. Of the 20 Catho- are for the and bringing "pray “quest doing Faith, learning from their zeal and of a large Catholic firm. One make the decision whether the munion and for truth be blessed serviceman, who lics their or Confirmation, may by by a person completing thq course, experience. very interesting window offered would-be convert is ready for has three validating marriages. God.” completed the course and were brought to First a “clearance Amsterdam is a prime exam- the Catholics and non-Catholics sale” of false ideas baptism. interested others in it, or by a Communion, two to Confirma- about EXACT FIGURES of this. When to closer and this the Catholic are not THEN THE TESTS While the number of and ple you fly Eu- together, helped Church, begin, comple- Catholic friend. tion two had their mar- which rope on KLM Air- create a more favorable attracted much attention. available, Father Welsh says, each 100 questions. tions in relation to Father Royal Dutch atmos- containing applicants Welsh cautions, riages validated. because often those the When an lines, as I Holy Family been received into the to not “It SUMMER individuals, groups. March when she an hour off. As for the rest of Alice’s Java could not return there bough! a Church these 12V4 only is not so much the years theory of ticket the money —what's left after taxes the on Irish sweepstakes What to do with the money, Bo Bishop of Haarlem asked the Door." the he through Open Faith,” said, “but how she's not what —and with a like far less quite sure OF to do home name Murphy however, was a prob- 1958 •, fcim some mission He that the it to be lived. It is said, too, priests ought easier she shouldn’t she’ll do with it. "I would like Ivork. have been sur- lem. The next free time Alice give instructions to who to about it in persons speak private to take a trip to some- S«ton Hall prised that the "Luck of the had she boarded a for Europe University remedial Instruction for ■ This store was and the plane provide* rented, not be received until talks than in a may years group.” He also day," she “And one of the Irish” was hers. Her ticket Rochester, N. where she says. children with ®ork the ad- Y., reading problems. the summer begun. Significantly afterward. “It is just sowing the remarked that Instruc- first During private was on the that handed things I’ll do is look up Tiberetti, horse $lO,OOO to her uncle, session, children are Ipress is 37 or No. he said. “You can’t tions make it given remedial help at the Uni- Heiligeweg seed," sow easier for Tiberetti to thanks.” non- finished second, home Rev. Donald J. Father say on the historic bringing Murphy. at South New 17 “Holy Way.” and reap at the same time.” Catholics to ask questions. versify Campus Orange, Jersey. Those to Alice the of of St. Pius X Rev. H. B. M. tidy aum $36,- Murphy, pastor who _ : Beernink, How does the Door There four apply for summer will interviewed Open are Missionaries of 000. Instruction be Church, was running a fund M.S.F., one of the sta- work? It the and tested priests is an apos- at this by specialists in primarily Holy Family Open drive to build 12-class- reading instruction. The anew tioned at Open Door, told tolate for non-Catholics. The Door in Parents who wish to downtown COMING INTO the enroll their children for remedial Amsterdam; money room school, and Alice wanted line something of its history. “window* as Father there are several instruction dressing,” more in other should write or said telephone for an application. #He the war had brought Beernink calls parts of the It, help* correct city, where there are now four other should be Open Doors. Applications addressed to: Mr. THE Angelo Bruno, Director of Clinic PRIESTS at the Open MltchcM 3 22h0 Reading ' Seton Hall Door do a number Pontiff of unusual Composes University 57 HAIStY STPHI 31 to those Clinton Street, Newark New things help in 2, Jersey interested Ni WARK ?. N I the Churcl}. Each Sunday, for in- Marian Children who may profit by summer The Advocate stance, they have a Mass attending classes, (with a Prayer will be commentary) for non-Catholics in interviewed by appointment. News Service a convent chapel. June 1958 Instructions will 1958 14, 11 As Father Beernink Pius has begin on July 7, "If Pop* Xll the the said, composed following prayer to and will be given from 11:00 they go to don’t' Madonna daily a.m. to 12:00 noon churches, they of Repose who is honored in and shrine on the out- know where to sit. (Monday to Friday inclusive) They can’t Rome where he used skirts of to celebrate Mass as a young see what is Total fee, for those going on —and if priest: accepted, will be $5O they do see, they don’t know payable on the day of registration Blessed who under the title of the Madonna of Re- what it is. At the convent cha- Virgin pose reminds us of the with which heart is pel they feel more at home loving help your to hear and know open your children, our prayer. they the priest who is Through your powerful intercession, O may our saying the Mass and giving Mary, minds and hearts find in will the commentary. repose resignation to the of the Main Heavenly Father, in the of our frailty, in faith in the at Temple Each year on the feast of the knowledge Hackensack, N. J. divine promises and hope of eternal welfare in adher- Holy Family they have a Solemn loving ence to our crucified Jesus who has made His. High Mass of our crosses time wheel Thanksgiving for Every you their your shopping cart converts. Last that UNDER year YOUR protection, O Mary, calm amidst the trou- Mass through was celebrated of bles of the Packard’s cashiers, by one world will not be It will be the you . . meaningless. repose their converts who had become of the watchful strong, against hostile powers. It will be a One of their priest. converts the of the far removed repose pure, from the corruptions of a who had finished SAVE girl her medi- the world. 10% OR cal studies is now a Carmelite And since will have had we peace you in this pres- nun in Javan. Another has through be- it ent life, will be to your credit, at the close of our pilgrim- come a Jesuit that age through time, we enjoy eternal peace. Amen. EVEN A LOT MORE- Father Beernink said, ‘‘lt is a very work because consoling you the OF YOUR can see results.” BEFORE THE WAR. he said, it was practieally impossible fori FOOD BUDGET! a Catholic priest and a Protestant; minister to talk together; but “it EAR LEVEL (and is often we can prove it, too!) done now.” The priests at the Open Door often lectures give at halls in PLENTY the large hotels. “You can’t give a good lecture for all types of said AIDS Father HEARING people,” Beernink. find if i They they give a lecture in one of the big Amsterdam ho- FOR NERVE AND CONDUCTIVE OF and advertise it LOSSES i tels, in the non- Catholic ; papers, they get the OF HEARING ; really educated people. He said that often they lecture ion newly published books. When AT HOT WATER |» Protestant professor of the • NO CORDS | university in Amsterdam pub • lished a book s£9so on the Bible, one NO WIRES K of the Fathers at the Open Door, • who NO CLOTHING NOISE was a professor in Sacred FAST By (Scripture, a lecture • gave on it NO BUTTON IN THE EAR and invited , the Protestant profes- sor with his students. After the Many hard-of-hearing man lecture, the pro- and women—maybe you—- fetaor Mid that if he had can woar this (op performing Soaring aid. Inconspicuous known before what he knew (colorless tube sound to convenient and after the convoys ear) . . . talk, ho would have comfortable lo wear . GAS written and aome thins* differently. . . sensationally low-priced. Of course, It's outstanding it's THE OPEN quality because made by DOOR ha* done world much famous Acousticon International to bring the Catholic* and non-Catholics of Amertterdam FREE closer DEMONSTRATION together Father Beernink said gave the information they in Come Phone or Write to; center the title of "The Open Get an Automatic Door" because it sounded like an invitation; they felt it wouldn't be GAS Water Heater! good to give it an outspoken ACOUSTICON Catholic name. The door is really open —and as watch you people go down the Economical! Completely Automatic!

busy Helligeweg you see them turn to look at the windows HEARING AID The CENTER Just set it selection of and it! . largest and inside. Each forget go year The Open Door ha* from W 1 BBRGIN AVKNUI plain and fancy groceries in the world 1,900 to JERSEY CITY 2,000 and visitors, a good many THi TRUST of them ask for COMPANY RUftCINO-ROOM 572 at the lowest everyday prices! instructions, as the than more 2,000 converts in PVBLIcffiSEHVICE 13 OLdfhld 3-3314 V% years testify. 12 THEO C A T B June 14, 19K8 70 Catholic Parishes Struggling Actor in Rome Seeking Men MotleH? Picture Department'**!**!-! MOVIES ef national Federation of Cetheli* Ahsmnew entertainment ratine by wim.m Moerlne, Ad.ottta movl* crttl* Operate Own Movie Theaters Religious Film ‘ •’•’Ourttsndln* ‘“Sxeeihmt /'SMd 'Wf i rWM* ROME into time Backing (NC) Go al- same subsidizing the fi- the Theater Assistance Service By William H. Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone most neighborhood here nances of the Mooring Hot oner (Richard any parish. headed by Rev. Amleto Del Spell Widmark) from a Abominable Snowman and will see theaters with About the time distant jail. This sets Ghost Diver Raiders ef Old you Giudice and organized by Car- Rev. James Good (Adults) going a Admirable THE FIRST parish theater Crichton- Ghost of China Sea California such names as St Robert Bel- dinal of suspenseful, tale Acroaa the the Cardinal Vi- Keller, M.M., the Christophers A of exciting as Jake Brtdyo *• Giant Claw Rawhide Tfail in Rome the Micara, moody mixture beauty, • larmine Cinema St. was “Scipioni,” and his All at Saa Gift of Love ** Return to Warbow or Eugene’s Chr of Rome. started young Catholics to girl are the urging ugliness, pathos, constan- kidnapped by All Mina to Giro • opened in 1929 humor, Girl Meat Liksly Rid* Out for Revens* Theater. by Holy Rosary released man and his Alllcator Named •• The function of the central get into films, radio and TV, a cy and this mob. The Daisy God la My Partner Rlaine pf the Moon •• on infidelity, concerns parish Scipioni St. near the Ambuab at Cimarron Golden Asa ef Comedy RockabUly Baby These are the parish movies office is to facilitate ob- St. Louis Nicholas Bake- an climax, following a fast and furi- Vatican. 1939 the youth, unhappy middle-class South- Paaa By there were 20 Gun Duel la Duraase Rooney of which tried luck in ous Indian finds the Apache Rome, are as common servance of the regulations laid well, his Hollywood. ern divided itself. attack, two Warrior Gun Glory Run Silent. Run Deep •• theaters and there family, against •• parish now April Love * to life here the down ecclesiastical men in a duel to death. Gunsleht Rldae Sabu and the Maalo Rial parish as par- and civil circles. at mid- the are 70 by Father (Anthony Quinq) Araamd the World la Handle With Care •• • with full-size profes- Sad Sack ish hall in the United Performances are Eighty Dm is authorities.. The office is For 10 dle age has tired of his Hell Canyon Outlaw* St. Louis Blues •• sional projectors. Their years wife and excellent; Attack com- ol the Puppet Hlah Pllaht Search for Paradise States. Today no new parish >tath its own taken action often brutal and moral bined equipped projec- he has been up with a People capacity is about 22,Qf>0. flashy young Hell Ship Mutiny Seven Hills ef Rom* plant is planned without includ- tion room where films equations vague and Beaat of Budapeat Hired Gun The are re- struggling girl. Elder son is at loggerheads distorted. Sheepman *t largest is the along Beatnnln* of tho Bad theater Hona Affair •• ing it a neighborhood the- viewed where as this is Kona Sin* Boy Sin* in ‘■Orione’’ and cutting and cheerfully on with his father over the Still, entertainment, a Bl* Beat •• How with 1,000 seats. Gen- family to Murder a Rich Slim Carter better than Black * ater. adaption of objectionable business. average Western. Scorpion Uncle •• Snowfir* erally the theaters por- an occasional Daughter is involved parish are Bolshoi Ballet I Accuse tions of films is done. with heel. Space Children modem and well “bit in a son feels Bombers B-M •• THEY COME alive at three equipped. The part” Young re- International > Spook Chaser The office also helps sentful Thunder Brides on Rlrer Kwal Invisible Boy Stopover parish films or and rejected. Road Tokyo o'clock in the afternoon when average personnel in each, TV, Although Campbell’s Klnadom It's Oreat theaters draw their to Be Youns Btory ef Mankind * up con- meanw h i le well Fair Chase crowds of powerfully acted, this brood- (Adults, adolescents) aCrooked Jacqueline noisy children queue counting ushers, ticket-takers Story of Vleki* tracts with Shadow • and distributing firms. ing is From a colored Jamboree Summer Love at the boxoffice. If child number five. showing such drama over-charged with highly little sto- up a projectionists, It Chaain* the Sun James Dean Story Tea in the - helps selection of Robert Command- pictures as sex interest. rather ry by who co- Cinerama South Seaa Joe Dakota • has studied he may be real- Heavy, raw, Mitchum, fflnta ••• well, Although some theaters and has its films own services “Monsieur but not stars and Adventure Last Staaecoaeh West rewarded with afternoon ize Vin- uninteresting. produces, gives his son That Niaht . an a small this is not for Cole Younaer. profit, and Gun- Let’s Rock This la Russia distributing cent” Jim a • collecting around the Catholic hefty this flxhter Man • movie usually an American their Their schools. supporting role, from God’s Three Bravo Mam primary purpose. materials. action Country Muslo Boy Country Thunderin* Jets and almost Now Bakewell has The Law and melodrama presents a production, always first function is to provide en- Nicky pro- Couraae of Black Beauty Manhunt Junale three-sided Thunder Over Tansier of the battle of wits between Cowboy •• •• cowboy and adventure tertainment and education. For duced, directed and starred in 4 Merry Andrew Time Lock Wade Craah Landin* * Mlaouri •• Jake “moonshine” distillers in Traveler* Tin Star ••• his own the variety. this reason admission Miracle of Hosts one-hour, color Crooked Circld prices film, Goett (Adults, Mustans Torero adolescents) Southern backwoods, Damn Cltisen ** No Time for Ser- Roman look are kept at a “Our and the Clown,” in- gangsters Toushest Guy In upon minimum,- rang- Lady • •• parents Jake small- who to “cut in" Deep Si* seanta between 13 and tended for school Wade, respected plan and G-men Tombstone this as a distinct service to ing 16c. - Commemorated grade young- Deeralayar town marshal Octet Town Like Alice ** (Robert who aim to both sides out of life. mutual all sters. It cost less than has Taylor), put Deatinatlon 00.000 Old Yellcr SO Million Miles Catholic family The By agreement par- Thousands $2,000, to MADRID (RNS) takes the law into his business. Diamond Safari On* That Got Away •• ish theaters in it own hands; The Mitchum has Earth movies and open three of some excellent circus stuff boy at ** are cheap they are only pilgrims flocked on the Feast Duel Apache Well Operation Madball Under Pin bends, even breaks releas- much week and it, by to learn about, acting. A Enemy Below ••• Paris Holiday Underwater wholesome. And this is days a on of and a good little story. Warrior** why holidays. Corpus Christ! to the small at ing gunpoint a condemned pris- fair value. Enemy from Space Pawnee Up in Smoke the movie Their is restricted to entertainment ••• parish originated: as publicity town of Daroca in the Eacapkde In Japan Perri northern HOWEVER White Huntrese the church the bank gave out control parish Escape from Red Roek Persuader Windjammer an effective against buildings of where six province Aragon before he could it the Escape from Terror Plunder Road Wolf Do* unwholesome and of them give kind films while at the none carry listings Pace Niaht • reputedly miraculous have in the Proud Rebel World Was His Jury in the Hosts of and musical newspapers. The reason polish soundtrack Port Massacre Pursuit of Graf Spec ** Youn* Land been for centuries. preserved he would have liked. Artificial Prom Hell to Texas Quantities Zero Hour •• for this limitation is to avoid He plans Raiders The celebrations recalled Conception Gentle Touch the other films for chil- WEEK-END RETREATS creating unfair competition for inspirational defeat of the Moors by the ar- the commercial dren—and later adults—if the regular movie mies of the Kingdom of Aragon in Morally Unobjectionable for FOR THE LAITY house. Knights, the Catholic womens’ the 11th century after Called Adulterous reports clubs and school directors A WITH will Adults and Adolescents WIND .WEEKEND GOD ROME’S had spread of a PARISH theaters Eucharistic get behind him. For: Astounding She Monster MEN, WOMEN, are directed and controlled miracle. NEW Hear Me Good Safecracker has now formed St. YORK Artificial insemination • by Nicky is adulterous Attils Helen Morgan Story •• SaintJoan * to the According reports, a Genesius ••• HUSBAND and WIFE Films Inc., 2200 Ben- and threatens the dignity of the American Rev. Awakening Hell on Devil's Island Sayonara priest who was interrupted while home, Bitter Victory Hit and Run Scotland Yard Dragnet edict Canyon, Beverly Hills. Black Tent CMdachd •)■• monk* of George A. director of New York’s Hold That Hypnotist Sea Wife by distributing Cummunion to the Kelly, Life Bur- John J. Family Blonds Blackmailer Hot Rod Girl * Mill Paul'* Abbey Msgr. Devlin, Holly- Seventh Sin OPEN six Hosts in said at a Blood Arrow Hot Rod Rumble She Creature* to tho troops wrapped a wood director of the eau, Family Day rally here. Legion of Break In the Circle Hunchback of Notre She Played With Fire Pleat* malt* reiervafiont early. and afterward corporal found “doctors Camp Blood is his ad- Declaring that may use all their technical on Island Dame Showdown at Boot Hill Writ* for Information tot PUBLIC Decency, spiritual •• the corporal stained with blood. Careless Years Illegal Sinner PATHIR visor. His board in- skills to aid married to DOMINIC, 0.1.8. advisory people Cartouche I Married a Woman x Slaughter on Tenth The and realize Omm *f Poac* r^sx corporal the Hosts cludes feminine their natural he But for and fam- Case Acalnst Brooklyn In the Money Avenue t Retreat H**e* prominent per- desires,” human beings Cast a Dark Shadow Iron It. PooP* remained enshrined in the said that the Sheriff Snorkel Newton, N. J. have but he still at same time ily •• •• Abbey, sonalities, needs a they society, anonymous parent- Cattle Empire Joe Butterfly So Lovely. So Deadly Communion Broakfasts at Daroca and Chicago • •• ** church every few “backers.” “may never do that is hood will not work. Man Confidential Johnny Trouble Something of Value anything may China Oats Dinnora seven Journey to Freedom Stakeout on Dope Street Ordination, years, by special Papal in itself unnatural.” And artifi- never himself the If he had made “on a shoe- place on level Copper Sky Jungle Heat Suicide Battalion Wadding Receptions permission, a jubilee celebration cial insemination is he of the herd bull.”. Colossus of New York Killer on the Wall Tall Stranger WORKERS string” some angry little social unnatural, is Count Five and Die •* Kings Go Forth Taming Sutton's Gal permitted to commemorate said. If he Dining Room he have looked to practiced, said, artificial Cross-Up HAVE drama, might Land Unknown Teenaga Bad Girl A the event. Cry Baby Killer Last Bridge 3:10 to Yuma ••• • Hollywood for a bigger chance “By divine he insemination would lead to the Lounge Bar law,” asserted, Curse of the Demon Law A Jake Thunder Road of COMPANY PICNIC and to the secular for is a of birth children with Dalton press a “parenthood matter per- personali- Girls Legend of the Lost z Tlajuana Story ties different Dangerous Youth •• To make sonal acts and human from their alleged Line Up Time Limit iHdtH Motto on “buildup.” inspirational coopera- Dateline Tokyo GROUP RATES Religious Lisa Time to Love and a SPECIAL * religious films, he must find help tion, not artificial contrivances." parents. Day of the Bad Man Lure of the Swamp Time to Die 2595 BOULEVARD New Postal Cards The It could also, he said, lead to Death In Small Doses Macabre Tip on a Dead Jockey —garra; Pueh. - H l-MM elsewhere. Christopher way Demonlaque * HE CONTINUED: “Human Monte Carlo Story Triple Deception PMI . Ball Field be- falsification of Dino • • JERSEY CITY WASHINGTON is not the especially iii public records Murder Reported Trooper Hook •• Fra* The easy one, Circus • Flcnlc Tables (RNS) Doctor • ••• ings are not bulls and cows. If with the at Large My Man Godfrey True Story of Lynn possible result that men motto “In God We will Hollywood. Sun • Trust” the Escapade Naked In the Stuart «>o - only thing desired from a and women would Flame Barrier No Down •• appear on the New 3c postal card marry Payment Unearthly cow is high butterfat Flood Tide Oregon Passage Unholy Wife •• production, not that they are blood For Reservations Call which will be issued Aug. the knowing Fort Bowie Oklahoma Woman Unknown 1, Patron artificial insemination will work. relations. Terror Anniversary of Forty Guns •• Outlaw's Son Vampire H 7 3-0962 Post Office Department announc- French They Parson • Are a and the Outlaw Vertigo ed here. Funny Race Paths of Glory Noted by Lithuanians Viking Women and the From * The for the postal Hell It Came Quantez Sea Serpent design PHILADELPHIA Fury at Showdown Quiet American • Violators • card (NC)—Pray- to be made necessary an Fuzzy Pink Nightgown Ralntree County War of the by ers for Lithuania offered Satellites were Blonde * For the lost In Steaks increase in rates Current in Brief Green Eyed Restless Breed Weapon effective that Plays Gun Fever here in the Cathedral of SS. Peter Ride Violent Mile Wink of a an Eye will resemble Gunfire Indian OU* day, closely the at Gap Robbery Under Arms Witness for the FAMOUS and Paul on the 500th anniver- Guns Don't Argue Rock present 3c which carries By Joan Jkeltusson Ph.D. All Night Prosecution ••• stamp of birth Nourse, Hard Man Rodan Woman sary the of the nation’s In a Dressing the in Hatful Rain ••• MANERO'S motto a halo over the Sta- of Run of the Arrow Filets *2.50 St. Casimir. Gown patron, •• tue of Saddle the Wind Young and Dangsrous " Liberty. Leak Homeward, Aneal "ALWAYS BRING THB Strong, CHIIDSBN" Several thousand of New compassionate drama persons Plays of a sensitive Mambar Dinars' Club Lithuanian descent youth's progress toward maturity. Ha- participated Bald etc.—Two Morally Adults Soprano, cyn- counts an unhappy Illicit love affair Vnobjectionabla for «OUTI 17-Nar*b PARAMUS Na. •( Na. 4 Livingston Breakfast in the Hour which also com- with naltber Holy ical short comedies moral condemnation nor by lon Esco Adulteress Glgi ••• 1-1015 approval. Peyton Place ••• COlfcgc LIVINGSTON The memorated the 40th Another Time. Cent anniversary with odd, non-rational Another Girl In the Woods R. X. Murder dialogue The Mini* Man—Fresh, of the re-establishment exhilarating Place x of St. Philomena’s will of Lithu- and Goddasa Rouge Et Nolr Group some quite epi- new musical romance of ISIS lowa set Bonjour Trlstesse *** * suggestive Going Steady Seven Guns to Mesa hold its annual Commun- anian A sermon in to a snappy Sousa march beat. Fin* family independence. sodes. Brothers Karamazov Haunted Stranger South Pacific •••• for th* family. Cablrta ion breakfast English and Lithuanian was de- Hell's Highway Stage Struck •• June 21 in the Auntie Mint The par- merry life o< e My China •••• Fair Lady Brilliant melodic Doll High Cost of Loving Strange Case of Dr. ish livered John Bohemian lady of the *SOe, eomeUmea picnic grove after the 7:45 by Msgr. Balkunas adaptation of Shaw's comedy about the Cool and the Crazy g Hot Spell Manning recounted with risque humor and pro- Cockney flower-girl Cry Terror ••• Kathy of transformed by the Teacher's • a.m. Mass. Brooklyn. fanity. Pet proud prefeeeer of Some Darby’s Rangers •• Lady speech. low. Takes a Flyer * Ten North Frederick •• moat- breed ** The Belle Are Rhtelee—Brecay humor in scenes featuring her Desire Under the Elms'* Long Hot Summer This Happy Feeling about raffish father. Fiend Without ed an tmpuletvo anawer-eerrlee a Face Maracaibo * DO PENANCE, make a finan- Time Without Pity air! who can't help motherias her eli- Fighting Wild Cats Marjorie Morning- Too Mueh Tbo Question Oh Captain Indecent quips and Soon cial Loyola ante. chorea number ••• o sacrifice for the One rather aklmp- Frankenstein 1870 star poor. help scuttle the Touch of Evil • egatumea satiric musi- “ Ur eoetunaed. cal of Fraulein Muggers Undersea Girl saga a sea going Lothario. Gates of Parle Notorious Mr. Monks Wild * Blue' Denim Competent traslc com- Is the Wind to Televise Th* Playboy of the Western World Right Gervalse ••• edy about troubled teenagara and their Ordet Young Lions A rousing revival by the Irish Players Outcasts of the City Unhelpful parent*. Include) lorn* pro- WASHINGTON The of Synge’s wild comedy of the ahy legality and extra- ROBERT fanity land* to slamorlM country lad boosted of commercial tele- to popularity when awarding a marital affair. in Part reputed a parricide. Morally Objectionable for Everyone vision channel in Orleans Chlldran of Darknoa* Seamy melo- New to Romanoff and Juliet Light, whim- drama NEW MOVIES: Psrisienne TREAT of knaviah doublt-dtallng within sical East-West 1 romance act In a myth- Loyola University of the South the waUa of lßth England'* New- century ical kingdom. Specialises In satiric Affair In Havana Fire * digs Down Below Mamie He has been in the U. gate prtaon. WoU but modify- Plcalle challenged S. plotted at typical Russian and American folblas. Aa Lon* They’re aa Flesh and the Spur. Man in the " ing atory of ilUdt lov*. Shadow Happy Gan* War Court of here. Man of a HOTEL Appeals day Darling Uneven, moderately Thousand Comte Stria —Heedleac profanity Attack of tha Cllrl mara 80 Foot in Black Stockinet Face* ••• amualna comedy about tho problems of r PARK At the two-hour the thla funny fare* about a LaGuerdla ora Woman Girls In Prison Mr. PLACE, NEWARK , hearing, adopting home-spun Rock and 801 l a novel to a lavish * crime scare launched by a Uttl* boy’s Baby Fact Nelaon Girls on the Loose My Gun Cos. Broadway musical. Soma farce, la Quick Times-Picayune Publishing some God’s * Innocent prank. Back From tha Dead Little Acre Naked Africa some dull and CORDIALLY INVITES YOUR and and satire, spots a few food Beautiful James A. Noe Cos., rival Thn Crucible Powerful drama of But Dancer- Gold of Naples Naked Paradise songs. • oua Gunbattle at RESERVATIONS TOR for the tha Salem witchcraft trtala. A< tract • Monterey 1-MO Year* From Now h be better applicants channel, argued '• to asalnat Intolerance, Sunrise at Campebello Strong, mov- Black Patch Hell Bound Pajama Game •• may aaema somewhat drama In that the Federal Communications ovar-anxloua to ing about F.D.R.'s courage Blonde In Bondace Hell Drivers Pal Joey a auaxeat modern par- x have do • overcoming tho professional COMMUNION allels. crippling handicap of Blood of DPacula HUh HeU Panama SaJ Commission was remiss in award- polio. Bonnie Hlch it all at onct and Parker Story School Panic in the Parlor got Tha Dark'it the Tap af the station to The tha (talra— Bop Olrl Goea Confidential •• BREAKFASTS ing Loyola. Two tor tha Saaaaw Clover, two- Calypao Paris Dee* tho from Poignant drama of an irascible Strance monoy us. . married Bride and the Beaat House of Numbers •• ' character comedy Thins* * right to operate the channel was pair painfully groping toward mutual condoning Illicit love Bride la Much Too Invasion of the Saucer- Portland * Bring a cost ottimato • undarstandlna. and relying heavily for humor upon Expose ORDINATION Includes soma quits to the FCC in Beautiful * Men given Loyola by candid ■uggeatlve lines and situations. Portrait of an Unknown to tho holpful landing discussion of marital Intimacies. Confeaalona of and reaffirmed Felix I Was a Teenace Woman y c^M. July, a DINNERS 1956, year eccentric Vtrona ■ndpame Garrulous, play Two Donttomon of Beguil- Krull Frankenstein Pride officer at our handiest and the Pascio a later. permeated with a pasan philosophy of ing. Canadian production of Shake- Cop Hater I Was a Teenace Were- Razzia He • office, below. con WEDDING despair. Curae 7* Plaintiffs said that the station, speare's youthful comedy on tho rival of Frankanatein wolf Reform School Girl fast Cardan Dlitrlct claims of friendship and lova. Decision at Sundown Island In the Son ** give you service on Two now short Screamln* Mimi RECEPTIONS which is now in would Plays by Ttnnasaao Williams, Deep Adventure Island Women Short Cut to HeU * operation, aaaln ‘ Tha Visit Starring tha Lunts, a a homo loan * * improvement Deal(nine Woman Jeanne Essies • be controlled by the Jesuits and morbidly preoccupied with perversion. grim, harrowing European play about Silk Steckins* with • Devil’s General Jatlhouse Rock * low monthly OTHER SOCIAL Jamaica a small town'a act of treachery. Sorority Girl payments. Lively calypso vahlcla mass • in are controlled by a Devil’s Hairpin Jet Pilot • Story of they, turn, (or sons-stylist Lana Horns. Disturbingly reaffirms tha cynic’s ersed Esther Costello Do it Soma cop • today! Disembodied Joker U Wild Girl FUNCTIONS who is that every man has his priea. Stowaway superior general not an ttunos skimpy: some lyrics risque. Domino Kid Juvenile Junsle x Sun Also Rise* * American. Communications Ll*! Abner RnlHohlna musical Don’t Go Near the The re- Watt Side Story Stock modern Kins Creole Sweet Smell of Success* • aroaNna the aany. occoatrle "Romeo musical, sat amid Water Klaa Them for • Act forbids world of and Juliet" Me Tarnished Ansels* foreigners controlling Dodpntoh. Some * 175,000 V. B. A. Inadaquato Manhattan taan-gang warfare. Accepla Dracstrtp Girl Lafayette Eacadrtlla Teenace Doll U. S. stations^ aoatumlna sad moradM rlsaua bits. unorthodox "private" and In- Draxatrip Riot X Land ef Destiny • Modern air conditioned broadcasting marriage Teenace Wolf-Pack 18 Anxious * Laat vivid atart- cludes much raw language. and Paradis* r focllltlei A “friend of the rourt” brief Lank Back In Ansar —a Thl* Ancry Asm ■ Afti banquet Tine Una British play Escape From Sea Left Handed Gun Three Faces about a youna mar- Whe Was That Lady I (aw Yau With! of Eve food and lervlce always. was filed Protestants and Quentin Lea Girl* •• by ried pair bitterly at odds Town on Trial amid tha —Daffy farce with Peter Lind Hayes of post-war Urlna. Includes Every Second Count* Little Hut x Until They Sail •• Other Americans United for Sep- pressures faking an F.8.1. mission to Impress 1 Face the Crowd Live Fast. soma In Die Youns Valerie NATIONAL BANK STANLEY J. AKUS objectionable lines, and frowns Jealous wife Mary Healy. Act I goes to aration of Church and State. but Farewell Arms I -on* Haul Wayward iWAND TRUST COMPANY Of PATfRSON liahtly upon extramarital tors. In for some racy Bus •• Manager marital quips. Female Animal Lost Lacoon Wayward Girl the Afternoon Female J uncle Lev* In Will Success Spell CONVINIINT OfIKIS I* Rock • Femandel the Dress- Love Slave* ef the Hunter IIOOMINOOAII MOUNTAIN VI|W i maker of Amazon Woman the River M •OROUGM tUOTOWA . N Forbidden Desire Machine Gun Kelly Younc and • *t FOR RESERVATIONS Wild S

NANAQUI lOROUGM « ,it 4. . COMMON l V Television Film AM Call Ratings MIIfORD «.. ■ , MArktt 2-1000 .... . WUMU nm Separate Clarification RINoMOOO . .i ADAM AND EVE (Max.) Observation: This film baaed on the Biblical A KNOTT HOTEL SATUMOAV, JUNI 14 I a.m.(2) Sha Marrlnd Her Rom (AdulU. Adoleacenta) account of tha orictn of man in the Book of Genesis is reverently and reli- 10 Conn Horn* mb. Slmp (Family' TUIIOAY, JUNI 17 Clously presented (h order to teach and Inspire. ALIIRT W. STENDER, Rrecld.nl However, the sensational 10 30 am. (7> Tomorrow la Forovor (Adulta. Adolescents! 1# (T) Heartbeat a.m. (AdulU. Adoleacenta) exploitation in adverttatn* tends to the Noon (13> Breakdown (Adulta. Adolaaconta> neaate spiritual motivation of the 1:30 p.m. (7) Jam Seaaton (AdulU. AdoleacenU) 1* 30 p m. (S) Bandit Queen (Adulta. Adolescents) film maker and restricts the vtewlnc to a special audience. 2:30 p.m. (11) It Happened In Flatbuah (Family) 1 (T> Tramp. Tramp. Tramp (Family) pm. 4 p dl) Ox-Bow m. Incident (AdulU. AdoleacenU) lpm. (0> Rida Tenderfoot Ride (Family) 2:30 p.m. (2) Overland PicLOe (AdulU. AdoleacenU) 1.30 p.m (13) Lady of Burloaquo (Objectionable) Condemned • p.m. (9) In Old CallenU (Family) S pm. )4> Mademoiselle Fill (Adulta. Adolooconta) • p.m. (8) Faaaport to Pimlico (Family) S Alterable Cmtayw Oaaao of Loan p.m. (S) Body and Soul (Adulta. Adolaaconta) ■badlM II p.m.(9) Loan Shark (Objectionable) a Explosive Bandit. The Old (Pr.) p.m. iS) Utah (Family). 11 One Summer of 6th National to pm. (7) La at Wamtiui (Family) Pilgrimage 130 p.m. (7) Flight Uoutanant (Adulta, Adolaaconta) Bod. Tho Husband for Anna itiQ... Man Mapplaom 11 p.m. (9) Alive (AdulU. Adoleacenta) r p Out Bhie I a a m. (4) You'll Find (Family) Am*l Am Comoro Berea 11:1* p.m.(2) Lady U Wlltln* (Objectionable) Doadlp Obm a. 4.30 7:30 (S) Won Coder Loltora Prom Mr A p.m. They So Sine of Youna (Objection- 1.-01 (2) Fire Over EnfUnd tho Morslaa a.m. (AdulU. AdoleacenU) Hu able) Doeil ta Plom Wladaalll blow b BUck^ * ♦ WIDN92DAY. JUNI 19 Dmhtim W«m Ik) Mitaou Mm of IRELAND LOURDES ROME 3:30 p.m. (3> Throo Olrla About Town (Objectionable) Shbad Moon b 10 a.m. (1) Heartbeat Branch Um Blua 4 p m. (S> Quoon of tho Amaaonai Adulta. Adolaaconta) (AdulU. AdoleacenU) Yauac aad tho Mcfril No OrohMo Mm Doamad 4 17) 1:30 p.m. (T) Jam Seaaton (AdulU. far pm. Syncopation (Adulta. Adolaaconta) AdoleacenU) 2.30 p.m. (9) SalnU and Slnnera 5 p.m.*ll* Pala at tha Saddle (Family) (AdulU. Adolepcenat) S Wild 2:30 p.m. (ID It Happened In Flatbuah (Family) HONORING CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT p.m. (13> Flytna (Adulta. Adolaaconta) • 4 pm. (11) Ox Incident 330 p.m (J) Tort of Hall (Adulta. AdolaacantaJ Bo? (Adulta. AdoleacenU) *3O U) They Met 0 pm. (13) Lonahern (Family) pm. In Bombay lAdulU, Adoleacenta) SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES 7)30 9:30 p.m. (4) That'a Hlaht. You're pm. (13) Strange Mr. Uroaory (Adulta. Adolaaconta) Wrong (Family) • p.m. (9> Rough • am (S) Arch of Triumph (OhJactionable) Ridera Roundup 'Family) 0 11 p.m. (Y) Laat Warning (Family) - IRELAND - FRANCE - SWITZERLAND - ITALY pm (13) Wall of Death (Adulta. Adoloaranta) Catholic Radio, Television visiting 11 (9) Man AUve (AdulU. 10:30 p.m (I3> Kanaan (Family) p.m. AdoleacenU) 11 1* (1) Clouded Yellow 11 pm. (7) Nlalitmaro (Adulta. Adolaacanla) pm. (AdulU. Adoleacenta) 11:10 12:19 a.m. (2) Man From Thunder River pm. II) My Wild trtah Roao (Family) (Family) MONDAY. JUNK Under of 13:30 am JO Personal Spiritual Leadership (4> Thla la My love (Objectionable) TNUR9OAY, JUNI 19 TELEVISION 1(14 (3) A bora Ouaplrlon Heartbeat (AdulU. Adoleacenta) HIS MOST REVEREND Y3O pm EXCELLENCY, 1:30 p.m. (Y) Jam Seaaton (AdulU. 10 30 • m Look Dp and Ur), Dip WSOU mo Pamllr >0 am. (7) loot Canyon (Family) Adoleacenta) Thao- X 2:30 p.m (ID It Happened In Flatbuah dtetion." Or T. Scott PlUaerald 1 p.m (D Comrade (Adulta. Adolearenta) (Family) 4 pm. (ID Ox-Bow 130 pm. (0) Roundup Time in Taaaa (Family) Incident (AdulU. Adoleacenta) Noon CT) Chriatophor Procram. GUILFOYLE o“ SAN MIANCItCO TUSSDAY, JUNK \T MERLIN 1. *3O pea, (2) Ivory Hunter (Family) Ipm. ill) Pulton 1 Shoan. 330 pm. 13) Great taper laUoaa (FarnUy) Blah op *3O , OU ‘ n ‘* ~ pjn. (4) Adventure, of "Ufa •*«"< ‘ 330 pm. (T) Jam Soaoion (Adulta. Adoloacantal Gallant heaa (Family) b Worth Urtac." «•“* opm p££t»T* 3 * 10 (3) Other Loro (Adulta. Adoloacanu) l*) Ring of the Cewboya (Family) It)—Catholic* Pm- 1 30 pm. Hour NEW YORK AUGUST 16 It pm. (S) Wlnga SAILING from . 3. 4.30 * 10 p m. (P) They Warn So (Objectionable) of Danger (AdulU. Adoleacenta) Youna THURSDAY, JUNO 1* WIONKSOAV. JUNK IS 11 p.m. (T) PUlow of Death 4 p.m. (X> Bond Allay (Adulta. Adolaaconta) 'Objectionable) 11 l orn tPM) pm. (9) Man AUve (AdulU. I M Ull-Tho Chriatophor*. WSOU SU in the R.M.S. MAURETANIA of the CUNARO LINE 1030 p m. CD Lucky Nick Cain (Adulta. 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St. Row of Lima, Newark This is group producing a musi- Sister Mrs. Hannah cal Mary Agnita Crowley comedy this weekend entitled A ELIZABETH “Notes CALDWELL Requiem The funeral and Votes.” Perform- Mass for Sister of Mrs. Mary Agnita Hannah M. Crowley, 1037 ances are scheduled for June 13, Conlon, 0.P., was offered June Kipling Road, was held June 4, 14 and 15. Aev. Joseph F. Flusk 4 in the chapel at Mt. St. Dominic with a Mass in St. Gene- is General Requiem directing. chairman is here. She died June 2. vieve’s Church here. She died Dominick Bongiorno. New offi- the At time of her retirement May 31. cers of the society are Earl Lang, due to illness, Sister Agnita had Celebrant of the Mass Dominick was her president; Bongiorno, been teaching at St. Rev. Thomas J. John Therese, son, Crowley, McDermott, Michael Paterson. Previously she was S.J., of Fordham University. Knowles, Bernard Washington, assigned to St. Brigid’s, North Kenneth Loughery and John By- and St. Bergen, Aedan’s, Jersey Mrs. Lena Pierce ron.

City. JERSEY CITY A Requiem St. Paul’s, Greenville, Jersey Mass for Mrs. Lena M. Pierce, New officers induct- Sister M. Clare City were Agnes a resident of Siena Hall here, ed at the June meeting. They are PHILADELPHIA The fun- was offered June 4 in St. Mary’s George H. Degnan, president, eral of Sister M. Clare Church. She died 31. Agnes of May Harold J. Ruvoldt, James the Boehm, Missionary Servants of the Surviving are two daughters, Edward Andrews, Matthew Trav- Most Blessed was held including Sister M. Cecilia, Trinity C.S.J., ers, George W. Hanf and David June 4 at the sister and two grandchildren. community’s a The Morrisroe. annual family bus here. Motherhouse She died June ride and picnic will be held Aug. 2 after a long illness. Mrs. Florence O’Brien 1 e em lQ 16, at the Sons of Poland P yes who Will do volunteer Camp, GIFT: John work at the Sister Clare NEWARK The funeral McCarthy, treasurer Star hospital. Agnes was the of Dover. Chester Mikolajczak is of of the Sea Mrs. daughter of the late Mr, and Florence M. O’Brien, 77 chairman. Council, K of C, presents check to William Dragen, Mrs. Daniel Gallagher of Brookdale Ave., was held June Orange, St. chairman reconstruction fund in Paul’s, Clifton The an- Assumption and was a religious for more 9 Sacred Heart Church, Vails- of of nual Father and Son Night took Church, Bayonne. Looking on are Rev. than 30 She She died June was George Pas- CLASSIFIED years. was professed burg. 5. She the place June 9 in the drey, and Grand DIRECTORY at Holy Trinity Novitiate, Ala., mother of Rev. John T. parish hall, pastor, Knight John R. Ziemak. with number of and later served a sports and TV For information in New Jersey, O’Brien, Holy Cross, Harrison. regarding an AD In this personalities on the Directory Call New York and Pennsylvania. Also surviving are her program. Fr. Murphy Named MArket 4-0700 and husband, ask for Classified Lawrence Advertising Surviving are a brother and A. O’Brien Sr., another St. Anne’s, Fair Lawn Com- Forensic President two sisters. son and a daughter. munion breakfast speaker Sun- NE WYORK Rev. Gerard DON'T SHOP day was A. Edmund Turner, of St. APPLIANCES PICTURES and Murphy, S.J., Peter’s Col- ART SUPPLIES Mrs. Charles Carmelo Pecoraro speech therapist, who conducts REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Henning lege has been elected president FOR EYE LODI—A a corrective CARE ~JOHN Decorated Mass for clinic at St. NIGHLAND NEWARK the Requiem speech of the Eastern Forensic Pictures and by Associa- Mirrors Anne’s. Mr. THI BIST COSTS SO LAKEHOPATCONG for her charitable Carmelo Pecoraro, 272 Bell Turner’s was UTTU. Artist*’ Materials Pope activities, Ave., topic tion. He was named ~ at the re- is Midland was suffered June 4 in the of Catholic REPAIRS Ave., Montclair, Mrs. Holland died St. Jo- importance edu- N J EAST SHORES Mary Henning cent convention of the Pllfrim ESTATES cation. Speech 6-4884 June 3 in seph's Church here. He died Summer St. Mary’s Hospital, Or- Association of the Eastern RADIOS ~ end winter homes for sale. States. TAKE OUR HI-FI June 1. ADVICE: CONSUIT PLUMBING & Use of 1000 feet of after an HEATING private community ange, illness of six weeks. Elected sand beach president was Audrey YOUR and boat docks. Catholic EYE PHYSICIAN TOR A Surviving are seven a TOASTERS IRONS Church Requiem Mass was offered sons, M. under construction the O'Brien, assistant on Sister Poland professor All EYE Summer June 7 in St. Church daughter. Acts on CONDITIONS. •**' jjwrty. homes from $9,200 to Columba’s Mary Seraphine of at Fordham BROILERS SAVE ON *9,000; speech University OIL BURNER year round homes from $10,500 of R. and to here. Providence, 1., 13 $16,900. See J. E. School of Education. And All Household Benedict on prem* Classes Electrical Mrs. in INSTALLATION j«»or call HOpatcong 8-0403. Henning 1948 was grandchildren. Religion Appliancea at Low Pricea SHOULD YOU NEED awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pon- .WARSAW Min- AMERICAN OIL BURNER. PINE BEACH (NC)—Poland’s COMPLETE INSTALLATION. tifice Cross ister of Education COME by Pope Pius XII. Julia M. Wladyslaw Bi- GLASSES TO US NO OTHER WATERFRONT Mahoney Donahue's AMHERST CHARGES. LOTS From $B9O, It Florist shells from was presented to her by BOSTON—A enkowski has ordered local au- n°w *2.300. Glen Cove, M.ble Solemn Requiem APPLIANCE Brothers, owners. 5 south the late thorities Sc SUPPLY CO. miles of Toms Archbishop Walsh. A Mass throughout the 170 River was offered in Sacred country BLOOMFIELD AVE. $289.00 on Rt. 9-4 st N. Bayville. J. or 485 CENTRAL ONLY member of to enforce regulations AVENUE north of Forked River longtime the Mt. Heart S miles on Rt. Church, Roslindale, on granting ©Rang* * Easy Terms! Up HUmboldt 3-2224 3-7839 EAST ORANGE to 5 Yrs. to Pay! Carmel she was its treas- freedom of * Guild, June 2 for Mrs. Julia M. Ma- religious instruction for than in schools. He NEWARK urer more 15 years. Since 153 Columbia acted in the wake NEW JERSEY SUPREME APPLIANCE SERVICE SOUTH ORANGE honey, Highway, ALL AUTOMATIC 1930 she was director of social of complaints that local authori- /WASHING MA- RYAN COAL& who died May 30. CHINES REPAIRED; GAS ELEC- services ties AND CATHOLIC DOCTORS! at St. Columba’s Church; She is are placing obstacles in the TRIC CLOTHES DRYERS REPAIRED. survived by three -sons Garfield. N. J. PReacott 8-6080 FUEL OIL chairman of the St. Vincent de four way of religious Instruction. don McCracken RESIDENCE & OFFICES and daughters, one of whom The Optician Paul Priests 815 LOCUST ST., ROSELLE Guild and a member of the is in charge of PARK CHOICE Sister Maria Francis of Holy imparting FUNERAL HOME FLORISTS CH 1-1111 CH 8-5583 LOCATION Rosary Society. such instruction have decided 33 CENTRAL AVENUE Name Convent, East Orange, and to (formtrly th« Few doors from Our Lady of Sorrows Surviving are her issue Frank T. Burn* Horn#) MAYFAIR Church husband, 17 separate diplomas to N. J. FLORISTS and School. Prominent street, grandchildren. high NEWARK, center Charles brother school 2124 ST. "THE HOUSE rine hall colonial residence A., a and three since GEOROE AVENUI OF QUALITY FLOWERS" REALTORS on graduates, govern- large lot, with annex Joe Core. Prop. containing beauti- sisters. ment do Elizabethlind«n Lin« ful diplomas not carry any Ml 2-517/ If you are thinking modern suite of offices. to Phon* 1030 So. Avc.. Newark. N. J. of buying or selling, Handy Eliiab«th Orange all schools mention of 2-3270 ESeex 2 0433 call and transportation. Immedi- S.M.A. Fathers religion. ate S. possession. Priced right at $31,890. HOWELL COGAN See it today! Aloysius Johnston HELP WANTED MALE Hold Realtor- Insuror RAYMOND CO. RUTHERFORD A Requiem Field 803 Broad CONNOLLY Day St„ Bloomfield Mass for Pilgrim Realtors Aloysius J. TENAFLY JEWELRY SALESMEN 8-2754 Call days & eves. Johnston, , SO 3-0409 Representing 5 West South Orange Ave. 97 Sylvan was offered Quality 10-K. 14 K line religious jewel- Ave., June Archbishop James Adjoining Buick Boland, Msgr. Prefer W. H. Inc. Showroom 9 in ry. aalesman telling religious In- Roddy, Realtors Our Lady Queen of Peace F. stitutions. Tremendous potentialities. Looney, Chancellor, presided Real Estate & SUSSEX CTY.—LAKE TAMARACK Church, North Arlington. He field High commission. P.O. Box 301. Newark, Insurance at the Mass June 7 which in- New Jersey. died June 5. 21 Modern ranch cabin, 3 bedrooms, augurated the annual Field In Time Need Lackawanna Plaza, living Day of room with fireplace, kitchen, bath. heat, Surviving are his Mrs. HELP WANTED - FEMALE wife, of the S.M.A. Fathers, held here. Bloomfield, screened porch, sale or rent. N. J. Alao. sale: Eloise Sheridan three two Johnston, Celebrant of the Mass Consult Your bedroom year round home, full cel- was Catholic Funeral Director Upstairs girl for Rectory. Gen- 3-6700 lar, garage, both lake. sons Rev. A. Pilgrim near Phone including, Joseph Very Rev. S. HE 6-2035 Alphonse Barthlen, Eves.: weekdays. OX 7-2023 week- San Jose Whose and eral live no CAldwell Johnston, S.J., Semin- M.A. Deacon and subdeacon careful service is in housekeeping, in, 6-4541 ends. were understanding accord with the ary, Manila, P. 1., five Rev. cooking. Write Box 162, The Ad- daughters, P. O’Donohue, S.M.A., and traditions WAYNE two sister and of Holy Mother Church RELIGIOUS GOODS TOWNSHIP brothers, a seven Rev. James S.MA. vocate, 31 Clinton St., Newark, Harrold, Rev. grandchildren. Daniel WAYNE TOWNSHIP Cullen, S.M.A., was mas- N. J. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ter of NEW JERSEY’S ceremonies. THE FINEST SHOP On behalf of the FULL OR PART TIME, mature lain MIRACLE Archbishop, YEAR-ROUND woman to Mil school uniforms and 314 RIDGE ROAD K. of C. Msgr. Looney thanked the S.M.A. furnishings In north Jersoy. Write Box LAKE COMMUNITY Fathers for their (opp. Rltx Theatre) 100 years of 163, The Clinton St., New- Advocate. 31 Lyndhurst. N. J. work in the PETER J. QUINN missions. LAWRENCE G. Open 1:30 FALLON ark. N. J. P.M. to 8 P.M. PINES LAKE ESSEX Funeral Director WEbster Bishop Wigger Council—Annual COUNTY 157 BOWERS 8-9325 I STREET in retreat for members 320 BELLEVILLE Teacher with experience for 3th and Wayne Township is being held AVENUE Dr. JERSEY CITY, N. J. 6th MADONNA GIFT SHOP this weekend Brown to grades In Newark Parochial school. LIMITED at San Alfonso Re- Speak N. J. 114 TO & GORNY BLOOMFIELD, Broadway, Paterson. N. J. GORNY Oldfield 9-057? Write Box 164. The Advocate. 31 Clin- treat Branch. House, Long Peter 8-1260 MUlberry 4-6914 6 NEW HOME SITES At Druggist Pilgrim toir St.. Newark 2. N. J. Pietrucha of Newark is Meeting MORTUARY a. Domestic Imported retreat I. james McLaughlin SMARTLY DESIGNED. SUPERBLY 399 JOSEPH to Books of All Catholic ATLANTIC FINNERAN Housekeeper for televUion couple, Publishers CRAFTED assisted CITY—Dr. Charles HOOVER AVENUE 591 HOMES WITH captain, by Louis Mi- AVENUE live and bath, 2 JERSEY In, own room care for • Hummel Originals L. dean 102 SO. CLINTON children. chaels of South Orange. Brown, of Seton Hall BLOOMFIELD, N. J. STREET Highest references required, 24 JERSEY N. J. • Greeting Card* ft. living room with fireplace; CITY, top salary. Call anytime DUmont 4-1763. Council—Final College of will be the EAST N. J. full dining room, Orange social Medicine, 3-8400 ORANGE, % Marie Cleary kitchen with Pilgrim JOurnal • Robert Clean built-in Square 2-2266 oven and range. 3 bed- principal speaker at the five- WANTED event of the year on June 14 will ORange POSITIONS rooms. full 3-0022 1H baths, basement with KIERNAN SAFES glasr sliding honor a Thomas day convention of the New Jer- FUNERAL doors to future patio 2 member, Car- HOME HOWARD J. Former L. V. MULLIN BRENNAN manager of cafeteria, private car garage. & SON in sey Pharmaceutical Association 101 UNION club andhotel dining room, desire, po- roll, recognition of his work AVENUE ALL TYPE 976 6414 BERGENLINE AVE. alUon of factory cafeteria Full Acre which will its BROAD STREET a. manager Wooded Plot for the council. Officers will be open 88th annual BELLEVILLE, N. J. WEST NEW or club. Write Box 185. The Advocate. NEW AND USED June N. J. N. J. SAFES VARIED EXTERIOR DESIGNS elected at the June 23 meeting 15 here. NEWARK, YORK, 31 Clinton Street. Newark 3. N. J. meeting. PLymouth 9-3503 Vault* Bought. Sold CLUB PLAN OFFERS Dr. UNion 7-0373 and Repaired Brown will at the MArket 3-0660 Safe interior* made USE OF LAKE speak SPONSORS WANTED to apeclfication* Elizabeth Council AND Charles P. All kind* of CLUB ACTIVITIES banquet June 18. CODEY'S Fireproof equipment f< FUNERAL SERVICE GORNY REIMAN Institutions. McGinley has been elected & GORNY FUNERAL desire, Industry. Residence $24,500 grand HOME Gorman girl (23 yra.) to coma to 69 HIGH STREET America. Sponsor needed to furnish MAFFEY'S KEY SHOP (est. knight for the coming 1810) INCLUDING PLOT year. He MORTUARY 1914 NEW YORK home and lob. Domestic work wanted 1172 E. Grand St., Elisabeth, N. J. AVENUE N. J. Directions: Follow Route 23 to Route will be assisted ORANGE, Ref- by Anthony J. Honors 303 MAIN STREET UNION In home. No financing neceaaary. EL 2-1902 202. Reception N. Continue on Route 202 to Grand 4-7554 CITY, J. erences will be exchanged. CaU CReit- Lnion Super Carro, deputy grand Ed- ORang* Market (at Pompton Lakes knight; EAST ORANGE, N. J. trlew 3-7875. Charles UNion 7-6767 REAL ESTATE FOR falls). Turn right and drive ward A. SALE V 4 mile to Kaczka, Raymond D. Dougherty CODEY'S FUNERAL entrance to PINES LAKE. SERVICE ORange 2-2414 LUMBER AND FUEL O’Brien, John UNION ClTY—Charles Donahue, Stephen Dough- 77 PARK BERGEN STREET COUNTY-WESTWOOO ALEXANDER SUMMER CO. B. Petrik, John M. Wil- was Boyle, erty guest of honor re- • SPECIALIZING TErhune 9-1400 liam MONTCLAIR, N. J. P. Mulaney and James M. cently at a UNION COUNTY Attractive 3 reception given by BERGEN COUNTY modern bdrm. ranch, fu MOntclair IN MILLWORK. KITCHEN drive, bsmt.. Gillich. The annual retreat will the 2-0005 big attractive garagi of the Blessed Sac- CABINETS. FORMICA TOPS. Knights patio, large beautiful plot dead be AND on en the weekend of June 2. rament of St. WARDROBES CORNICES Joseph’s Church DE CAPUA street, color tile bath with built i FUNERAL HOME GORNY A vanltory, THOMAS J. Inc. GORNY Youngstown kitchen, .ton here. KELLY, WOODWARD Most Sacred Heart of Jesus screens, walk to new St. Anthony 269 MT, AVE 37 WEST MAIN MORTUARY He will enter the Passionists PROSPECT STREET Lumber & Coal Cos. school. 818.900. Call CLoster 5-3597 Council, New offi- i Wallington 330 ELIZABETH in the Fall. For the three NEWARK, N. J. BERGENFIELD, N. J. AVENUE IT Linnet St.. Bayonne FE 9-0013 cers are past BERGEN COUNTY George Urgovitch, grand he has been HUmboldt DUmont ELIZABETH, N. J. knight, Edward years treasurer of 2-3333 4-1 286 MONUMENTS Konikowski, dep- the organization and Elizabeth 2-1415 WESTWOOD PARK Martin Swinar- chairman uty grand knight, AHR JOHN J. of GEORGE l SON FEENEY ski, Stephen Szczypien, the Eucharistic committee. WESTWOOD EMERSON Joseph E. 70 MONMOUTH GROWNEY ALBERT H. HOPPER, INC. 700 NYE AVENUE ROAD FUNERAL HOME Janiec, An- 40 Minute, Anthony Iwanicki, GLEN 1070 Manufacturer of from N. Y. C. N. J. ROCK, N J. NORTH BROAD STREET drew Vasco, Henry Kraska, IRVINGTON, MONUMENTS MAUSOLEUMS St. AND HUGE SPLIT LEVELS Charles Benedict Alumni ES»«x 3-1020 MUlberry 4 4396 HILLSIDE, N. J. Bielecki, Michael Datz- 839 341 Ridge Rd.. N. Arlington 8 ROOMS ko. 2W BATHS Nineteen members attended Elizabeth 2-1663 4 Name New Officers THOMAS J. DIFFLY BEDROOMS GARAGE STANTON FUNERAL HOME WYman 1-2266 TULL CELLAR PLASTER a retreat last weekend at the WALLS NEWARK—Eugene E. Walsh 41 AMES PAROCHIAL SCHOOL 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE AVENUE DANIEL J. A Loyola House of Mor- LEONARD SONS Opp. Holy Cross Cemetery Retreats, has been elected president of the ristown. N. J. RUTHERFORD, N. J. We NUTLEY, MORTUARY are the largest manufacturer of $24,990 St. Benedict’s Prep Alumni, it WEbstor 242 memorials In the state, and ara passing NUtUy 2-0098 STREET was 2-3131 WEST JERSEY of 30% Direction.: O. W. announced this week Rev. on to our customers a savings Bridge. Rt. 4 to Sprli by Rd. N. by selling direct to purchaser. Valley (Paramus). right to Fore Owen J. Hudson, 0.5.8., moder- ELIZABETH, J. JOSEPH P. HENNESSEY Ave. (Traffic Light), left on Tenafly Picnic MURPHY MONUMENTS MADE OF GRANITE Forest Family ator. Elizabeth Lincoln Blvd., Westwood, turn right 2-5331 from the rock or ages quarry 102 FLEMING FUNERAL Hlllcrest Ave. TENAFLY AVENUE HOME and model home. Parishioners of Other officers are E. L. SMITH QUARRY—BARRE GUILD Joseph W. Open 7 Days A Weak N. J. 232 KIPP AVENUE MILLER markers Our of Mt. NEWARK, FUNERAL HOME Monuments—bronze Lady Carmel here McLaughlin, vice Dan- ALEXANDER president, WAR MEMORIALS SUMMER CO. will hold 3-0514 Leo F. HOME a parish MArk*t HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N. J. Director MODEL COlfax 2 88! family picnic iel J. Moore, treasurer; Joseph Bannworth, Barre Guild Monuments June Birch OFFICE TEaneck 6-45 22 at Brook, Pali- E, ATIa. 8-1362 1055 EAST JERSEY ST. Doyle, recording secretary, JOHN F. MURPHY N. Y. sades, Chairmen are and E. cor- N. J. MONUMENTS ELKA Joseph Fitzgibbon, 480 ELIZABETH, PARK, NEW YORK SANFORD TRINKA FUNERAL James and Joan Martin. AVENUE SERVICE responding secretary. Elizabeth 2-6664 NEWARK, N J. DE PAOLA MAYWOOD - Must sacrifice, seven room house with BOGOTA ES*ex PATRICK A drilled well andHarage at Elka Park In 3-6053 LITTLE FERRY WERSON MONUMENT COMPANY CatakUl. N. Y. Eight acres of land, 635 NORTH HUbbord WOOD For the Finest In Memorials Completely beautiful setting and miles of view. LEE 7-3050 AVENUE Price ROBERT FUNERAL HOME Manufactured In Barre. Vermont 87.500. Tel. Jersey City, DElaware LINDEN, N. J. 3-4113 after « P M. 394 PAR* AVE. MS Franklin Ave_ Newark. N. J. tor. St. , High linden 3-4119 0813 HUmboldt 2 ORANGE, N. J. Future Heaven LAKE LENAPE Display Opp. Gats of 3-0935 HUDSON COUNTY ' ■ ' Ctmstery. ORange LAKE ESTATES COUNTY PAINTING & DECORATING LENAPE JOHN J. QUINN PASSAIC Homes WILLIAM New Andover, N. J. FUNERAL HOME SCHLEMM, Inc. For Information Phone MA 3-8131 323-329 PARK JERSEY CITY RUDOLF SCHMIDT Office AVENUE UNION CITY GORNY A GORNY 45 CUntOB St.. Newark Fainter, Decorator. Paper Hanger ORANGE, N J. UNion 7-1000 MORTUARY Art and Antique Restoring 3 6348 519 Gliding. Churches and Murals PACKANACK LAKE ORong* LEBER FUNERAL HOME MARSHALL STREET Furniture Decorating and Finishing Institutional. Industrial FRANK McGEE PATERSON, N. J. Residence. 45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY 2000 HUDSON BOULEVARD Exterior Painting 4.5400 , NEW HOMES 525 SUMMER AVENUE MUlberry SI Chestnut Ave.. Summit. N. 1. < UNION CITY. N. J. 3-ern cr Built by Birchenough and NEWARK, N. J. UN,on 3-1100 QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME HUmboldt JOSEPH HANSON Hurtx 2-2222 27-29 HARDING EARL F. BOSWORTH AVENUE Ready for Immediate occupancy, charm FOR GOOD JOB BY MECHANICS MURPHY FUNERAL HOME CLIFTON, N. J. Ins 3 bedroomsplit.' Urge room 311 WILLOW AVENUE PAINTING. 1A Using OUTSIDE with PRetcoH CARPENTRY; fireplace, modern kitchen with GRACE 7-3002 • «IANOING. MINOR MURPHY, Director N J. •lit oven range, HOBOKEN, . S-T9OB and dlahwaaber. fin NANCEDI INSURED. OR. 301 (Shed rec. roam, garage, finished drive- ROSEVILLE AVENUE HOboken 3-1455 dlualsd GORMIIY FUNERAL way. 1/3 acre, la country club HOME «LY THE HIGHEST QUALITY Ma- N. J. community, low duos, fishing, bathing, NEWARK, HOboken 3-1456 154 rtels. applied by expert craftsmen WASHINGTON PLACE ionala. dancing, golf nearby. Public sad low eompeUUve prices. Estimate* and HUmboldt Parochial schools, churches, modern 3-2600 cheerfully PASSAIC. N. J. t*tes on your reeulrements NECKIR-SHARPE Miappfng center oa proparty. Baa direct at cast sr obHgaUoa. A teamed mm Now York, PRe*cott to low ineuraace and tares. BERNARD A. KANE FUNERAL 9-3183 rgs staff HOME > ROM HSVIiy !■■■■■■’ FUNERAL HOME 525 - 45th HENNESSEY FOR YOUR PROTECTION ORPHANS' FRIENDS: Sister Catherine Patricia of St. STREET FUNERAL HOME ACRES OF NEW DROP CLOTHS 39 HUMBOLDT Full Price $24,900 STREET UNION CITY, N. J. 171 Mary's Orphanage, Newark, looks on as the gavel of WASHINGTON PLACE 25 NEWARK, N. J. UNion 7-0820 HORSEFIELD BROS . Inc yr. mortgage the Guild is the to PASSAIC, n; A asd passed from old the new president. N. HUmboldt 3-0733 UNion 7-0120 M Pins SC. Herrtstown. 3. , ALTON H. BOLLINGER Mrs. Andrew PReteott 7-0141 CO. outgoing president, left, made JE 8-2100 Zazzali, Vidw 8-1419 the presentation at a dinner to Mrs. Thomas post orric* m u mso recently for in section listing this call Tha Advocate, MArkot 44)700 PACKANACK LAKE Pannullo, new Guild president. ADVOCATE June 14, 1958 14 THE A Column for Growing-Ups Time Outfor Thoughts of 'Going Home' Choose a Hummel But the of By June Dwyer Memorial holiday. was love. What greater gifts know when He might want to words we want club members could they leave to the world call us home. Our seven friends By Norah Smaridge TWO WEEKS ago seven peo- little behind to remember are three them. . have given glory to God and IF YOUR ROOM needs a status a beautiful ple from the Archdiocese lost perhaps words honor to lives their It ■ .that are very impor- our by little Guardian will find it well their lives. was a lesson so OUR Young Advo- Madonna, or a Angel, you tant-faith, hope and charity, LESSON, actions before death. that we in the is which have For strong Young cates, one we And while worthwhile to shop for a genuine Hummel figurine. or love. we are thinking Advocate Club cannot let it go to remember moment of every about club some after World War these without it, members, we years 11, appealing statues thinking about it. For our lives. Wouldn’t A YOUNG MOTHER of three we hope for might say a prayer those were now come not that almost impossible to find, but you will they were strangers; they children her home we were was on way doing something who knew and loved our seven them in most were our friends. that across gift shops from confession when she was worthwhile might help that God friends, may give and Catholic Behind love. She became a Ffanciscan Children never like to think to be better repositories. She was to others people? them the to His will. killed. preparing grace see them little-known of later her vows in about death for it sometimes Wouldn’t be lies a novice, taking receive Our Lord in Commun- we too want story to And then say a prayer of the in 1934. must lose courage and faith. - Convent of Siessen means they someone remembered by those we love ion with the Rosary Society the thanks to God for much—and chil- giving us they love very in such a beautiful The creator of the famous fig- IN THE Berta’s following morning—but instead way? the knowledge that there is CONVENT, like grown-ups, don’t like Berta born en- dren, her be with That means urines, Hummel, was talent was recognized and Our Lord wanted to we must spend another life where those of to be lonesome. But for in just minute of lives Bavaria, not couraged. In the beautiful sur- Him. every our try- faith, hope and charity will this week we must of very far from of the speak to God for find centuries-old A its to ing serve we never peace and forever. roundings of them family was on way joy seven people—three Oberammergan, created funeral. cloister, she pictures a They were going u( where children, perhaps playmatestpf the most which were to make her name to for relative for of readers. pray a they some our young renowned of the famous the world. believed that their Sisters of Sorrowful throughout There have been beau- prayers Mother Passion many Plays Here she made the sketches for his soul to Heaven written about might help tiful words peo- takes place. the Hummel cards and faster. But God decided that figurines. when they die and about She had ple To a hap- The little images—charming fan- He wanted their souls too. Open death itself. And there have Denville Aspirancy and py creative tasies like the Apple Thief, DENVILLE The Sisters been words written about A young boy, who had de- of ties will accommodate six to 10 many childhood; for the Ave etc.— the Schoolboy, Maria, these who were killed cided to become a doctor, was Sorrowful Mother, who con- girls. and people Berta, her were fashioned from her memo- in traffic accidents over the on his way home to see his duct St. Francis Health Resort, brothers The aspirants will have their and| ries of childhood friends. before St. Clare’s and St. family graduating from Hospital, in St. Home music and residence Joseph’s sisters, art were part Modest, quiet and reserved, Cross hadn't School will SAYS: Do Holy College. He Mary’s here, begin on the of of their life. ADDIE you grounds St. Francis everyday When she Berta was beloved by her com- them for of seen since Easter vaca- an aspirancy girls high Health Resort. will still want to know what grad- They share was small, Berta painted de- munity. Little did her superi- tion and he' wanted to see school age in 1958. September, the chapel which serves the Sis- lightful little cards for that this birthdays, ors dream, though, ers think about juvenile for he loved them For the 1958-50 first them, very year only ters and the and celebra- guests. Christmas, family blue-eyed artist would one day much. But God wanted and school Be sure to to see second-year high girls tions. Her work delinquency? Bishop James A. McNulty of subjects were always realize enough from her this -will be admitted. Present facili- read the children’s young man too, for God, simple; page Paterson has given permission flowers, birds, animals, to give her convent great fi- loved him much. too, very for the and sometimes sketches bf her in time of during the summer aspirants to attend Mor- SIGNING DOUBLE: Rev. Vincent Garoffolo found he nancial assistance a No one can these seven ADDIE SAYS: and ris Catholic little friends. months. bring Be sure High School, Den- dire need. was not but signing double when he members of ville. only seeing double our Archdiocese your Advocate But this happened. In 1940, get during IN 1921 BERTA’S talents were back to life and to their fam- started students for his new at Our when the con* of Elizabeth The SL registering schoool the nazis closed St summer Joseph's Aspirancy, as in the school Academy ilies the months. There recognized she was and friends—but few nuns nothing this will be is for Lady of Sorrows, Garfield, which will in Septem- vents, permitting only a Convent Station. Haw Jertov juniorate called, open —and it decided take the of are attending was forced can away beauty special stories, quizzes who interested in find- to remain, Berta was to Sacondary School for girli. 94th girls are ber. With registration still going Father Garoffolo she must have advanced yaar. what when on, training little they were doing and pictures that are whether return to her home. A Resident and Exceptional. record ing out or not they have in Day. has registered three sets twins, shown above art. After much thought, it God called them home. The already of later whose in re- for collage preparation. Vocational planned for summer fun. a vocation to the Sisters of the Berta, name was agreed to send her to Mu- Dramatic!. mother’s last act was of faith with him. Left to right, they are: first Dennis and Sister courses, Music, Art, Dancing, Sorrowful whose activi- row, ligion was Mary Innocentia, Mother, the town, of arts the —the of nich, on the Sport* and Activity program. family’s was hope—- ties consist in Bruce Sinatra, kindergarten, and Mark and Robert was to return to hospital work, River Isar. permitted the Information! JEfferion 9-1600 young college graduate's in and cathe- cloister. teaching parochial Curasco, third grade. Standing with Father are Emil Berta led a happy and fruit- Acceptable chetical and . She found the convent schools, conducting and Peter future fourth The school Rosolen, graders. ful life in Munich, at homes for orphan and aban- studying full of refugees and aged nuns. will the CAMP NOTRE DAME be staffed the Sisters of St. Dominic whose Academy of Fine Arts, The in need of Comic Books doned children, for the conval- by nuns were badly MOUNTAINS making friends, and studying in Berta IN YHS FOOTHILLS OF THS WHITS and for the aged. motherhouse is in Caldwell. money. So, a tiny cell, escent, to her heart’s content. Here, work her NEW HAMPSHIRE A' Date With Judy Corbett began to to support Adventures Into of the Yukon too, she met two Franciscan the Unknown Masked Ranser community. Lives who have their Advanturea in Maxis, Stevla’s the Saints Sisters were to The constant and intense BOYS - 6 to 16 - GIRLS of Ages Wonderland Olrl Friend effect on her future. work told on her health —and Advanturea of Mickey Mouse SIASON JULY I »• AUOUST U It is Mishty Mouse Mlshty Bear an old saying that art and in 1945 she broke down. In spite All Star Western Mlshty Meuse religion together. This was of all the care given to her, SPRUCELAND Andy Panda Mutt and Jeff go NAMASCHAUG Archlo Nancy and Slusio certainly true in Berta’s case. Berta died kt the following LANS SFOFFORD Baby Huey New Converts ORAN ITS LANS Funnies Patron of She First 4 WMkl SI4S Beetle Ballsy Nursery Rhymes wanted to devote her life to year. Full SMien U7I Second 4 Wmlci - till Ben Bowls and His Nutay Squirrel art, she also wanted to You read her full and receive but give can en- Full Stum IMS Fuwr WMkl SIM Mountain Man Oswald “SAUL, SAUL, why dost thou me that thou mayest herself a Billy Bunny Army to God. For time, she grossing and see many pic- Our at War persecute me?” thy sight, and be filled with story, >n-SNIN Wuk Ohm J uni 14 Black Knight Our Flshtlns tried to divide her between tures of the in little The the Ghost.” life artist, a book Finlit Equipment Beautiful Waterfront! Nature Supervision Blondla Comics Forces question came from a Holy Cabins the she studied and written Sister M. Modern and Sanitary Facilities Bob Hope Our LUO voice in two; painted by Gonsalva powerful Heaven that Saul’s Physician In Attendance Balanced Meals Buss Bunny Osark Ike Immediately sight —and she spent hours in prayer Wiegand, 0.5.F., one of the nuns Resident Chaplain and Reslstered Nurse at Each Cam* Buster Bear Paramount Ani- seemed to be from a back him. Ana- coming was given to and devotion. Busxy mated Comics of her community. Called “Sketch bright light. It was spoken to nias then told Saul that God FRBS BOOKLET Candy Pat the Brat Soon, however, Berta decided Me, Bertha Hummed,” it has been Write (Olrla) Caytaln Science Patsy and Hedy the persecutor of the the truth (Seva) Saul, wished him to spread Catbolle Boy Paul Terry Comics to take the first step toward a published by the Grail Press Church in its very earliest him JOHN i. CULLUM - MR. and MRS. L T. FELL Catholie Comics Pap about Christ. And he told new life, a life of sacrifice and ($3). Children's Very Pater Panda days. CAMP NOTRB DAMS to “Arise, be baptized and Own Pater Porkchop CAPITOL UNION CITY. NSW JSRSSY SOILDINO. Cisco Kid Peter Rabbit Saul was on his way to Da- washed from thy sins, in- Phene UNlen l-liso If ne answer Call UNlen 4-ltu Classic Comics Popeye mascus to arrest all Jews who voking the name of the Lord.” Cutis Pie Porky Pl* said believed in Saul and Dally Quest of Zorro they Jesus was baptized began CAMP Daswood Racoon Kids ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA Christ and to them to his work as the Apostle Dale Evans Rawhide Kids bring great FOR BOYS Compl.t.ly Staffed by Xav.rian Broth.ri CAMP TEGAKWITHA Daniel Boons Real ScreenComles Jerusalem as prisoners. He of the Gentiles. Daredevil In Rex, The Wonder had almost arrived in Damas- The be>t you .re looking for Health Dennis the Dos AT FIRST, the Christians Site Sanitation Supervision Recreation Owned end Operated by the Menace Bln Tin Tin cus when the light came—the * found hard to believe that Do Do Pros Roy Rosers Voice the it POOL Archdiocese of Newark Duck spoke—and grace UNIQUE SWIMMING Donald Rudolph. The this who had tried to Dotty Dripple Red-Nosed which made Saul saint be- man FOR GIRLS a Open Air Theatre Roller Skating Rink Vast Ball Field Duranso Kid Reindeer harm them could be to flow. really ■ Pioneering Home Cooking and Bakery SEASON: JUNE 28 to AUO. 23 Famous Stars 'Rusty. Boy gan converted. remembered MID-APRIL ON rahx tbs Cat Detective They INSPECTION INVITED FROM 6 to 16 Saul answered, "Who are Two-Week Period $62.00 and His Friends Bad Sack that he had been present when Weekly Rateai SIS Season Ratei SIIS Flat Top Serseant Prestos thou, Lord?” The Voice an- Bookings for !•»•» Weeks—Seaton from June IS to Aug. SO—Ages i-14 on St. the first Four-Wook Period $120.00 Flippy and Six-Cun Heroes St. Paul Stephen, martyr, .... Flop swered: ' "Jesus of Naxareth, For Information and Direction. Consult Fes and the Crow Space Action had been stoned. But LAKE HOPATCONQ St. is Wil- Saul, New York Office: Rt. Rev. Mtgr. John J. Mcivey $230.00 whom thou Paul portrayed by Pull Season Fronds tbs Space Cadet persecutest.” then known as Paul, went to *O7 lost 33rd St., New York 16, N. Y. Tel.: MUrroy Hill 1-6194 NEW JERSEY Faaeous Talklns Sparkler liam Zaranka SS. Peter and afraid, Saul of and - RIDINO - Mule Star Trembling Antioch where did ATHLETICS - SWIMMINO Spansled he such runny Animal* Comic* cried out: what wilt Paul School, Elizabeth, which TENNIS - ARTS AND CRAFTS “Lord, wonderful work for the spread Gena Autry Stralsht Arrow St. thou have me to do?” The is the Sisters of Glssle Comics Super Cat staffed by of the Church that there was Quntmoka Super Duck Voice told him to arise and to Francis. St. Paul’s feast is - - PROGRAM day little doubt of his faith. DANCINO DRAMATICS SPECIAL far CHILDREN Hansel and Ore tel Super Funnies true go Into Damascus where he CAMP ST. BENEDICT Henry Superman June 29. When St. Paul returned to Heroic Comics Supermouse EXCELLENT CARE • TRAINED COUNSELORS would learn what he was to Rome, St. Peter ordained him NEW JERSEY - HI Yo Silver Suite NEWTON, 50 MILES FROM NEWARK MODERN Cassidy do. again. Ananias, a EQUIPMENT Hopalonf Texas Rankers Finally as a From then on Paul priest. For 7-75 • Juno 22 - 24 • week Hot Rod Comics Tip Top Christian who had been sent Boys Aug. $4O per When Saul arose he found Howdy Doedy Tomahawk became well-known and suc- Apply, MR*. lILIIN A. WILCH, Dlr.rt.r, SI Small Avanaa, to Saul Conducted by Benedictine Monks of St. Paul's Abbey Humphrey Tom and Jerry he was blind. A friend led him by inspiration, came cessful as a preacher and a Coldwol, N. A— Telephone CAMw.ll 4-4*94 aft.r 1 P.M. Indian Chief Tom and Jerry's into where he fasted and said: “Brother Saul, the the city writer. braved PER SEASON Jackie Gleason's Winter Fun He many dan- $340 for the Lord who to Honoymoonera Tonto for waiting Jesus, appeared for three days, gers the faith. Once he was John Wayne Topix thee hath sent —VISIT AND SEE word of God to come to him on thy journey, ftoiidenf Priotli; Ragitfirtd Nurte; Stminarion-Counullort/ Modtrn FOR YOURSELF—r Jushead Treasure Chart stoned and left for dead; an- Ext*nlive Kathy Tweety Eoci/ifioi; Cobint; Property; All Sporh; Private lake; and other time he had to be taken Kid Cowboys Sylvester H oaobock Riding, Riding, Rillnry. Ragitlertd by N.C.A.A. Krasy Kat Uncle Scroore out of the city in a basket to CAMP ST. Horace and Dotty Walt Disney Advocate Club REGIS death. - Young escape LIMITED ENROLLMENT Writ* for Brochure to: Drlppla Comics Ft. JAMES CAMP ST. J. Lassie W-D Duck Album We are told much of the life CRONEN, 0.5.8., BENEDICT, NEWTON, N. Marmaduke Meuse Phono (Boforo 22) EAST HAMPTON, L I. W-D Silly Byin- of St. Paul in the Acts of the Juno NEWTON 562; (After Juno 22) NEWTON 1025 Lone Ranser phonies World’s Fair Contest Looney Tunes W-D Trua-Llle Apostles by St. Augustine and The Adventures Adventure learn of him the fun of the we as a man In For GIRLS Agees-13 of W-D Uncle The Young Advocate Club is going to join in Martin and Lewis. Scrooss his to World’s Fair which is held at Brussels in this year. own Epistles, or letters, Lulu being Belgium Little Western Comics those in word art he had converted. Little lodine Western Roundup Seniors (Fifth to eighth graders): Make up or LITTLE FLOWER CAMP SRPARATI Leadins Comics Wild Bill Elliott Paul labored about 33 For BOYS that would like see Addie enter at the World’s years CAMPS Leave It to Blnky Woody Wood- a project you to for Christ the of • Advocate Club. It be length FOR GIRLS • Little Audrey pecker Fair from the Young may a building, a Dot Christ’s Little Youns Heroes would show others own life. He was fi- a or else creative that PA. Little Eva Zana Grey's statue, picture anything POCONO MOUNTAINS TOBYHANNA, nally beheaded in Rome on MR# beach an Shelter Island Sound, surrounded by mil*, a* Little Max Comics Conics what club is lane candy our doing. 90 from Newark what historians believe the mile* virgin fora it. Clear, iafa. Salt Watar Swimming, Sailing, Horseback Riding, Juniors (Kindergarten to fourth graders): Color the picture was Crafta and all sports. Mad.rn fadlltlai and equipment. Tutoring available. same day and year that St. which shows Addie at the World’s Fair in Belgium. $3O a week Loading .toff composed of mature, experienced In the camping White Christ Peter lost his life.- experts for Rules: Entries should be sent to: June V. Dwyer, Young Hold Including Helen Duffy, Director Physical Education, Notre Dame NEW SWIMMING POOL Advocate 31 Clinton Newark N. J. Your makes for Woman, Id CEYLON—A 15-year-old girl Club, St., 2, entry ST. PAUL was College Danowikl, former Fordham Football Coach, Frank given a great Tennis, Archery, Crafts, Dramatics, Dancing, in had member. 'Re" Adams, Fordham tasketball Coach, Dan Director Ceylon not yet made you a We should think how formerly Kennedy, grace. etc. first Entries must be in Advocate offices later than Basketball, Baseball, of Athletics and basketball Coach, St. Peter's College. her Communion. The The no ex* lucky we are that we too have June 1058. cuse her was “No Wednesday, 23, SEASON - JUNE 28 ■ 23 parents gave heen the of faith. AUGUST Jesuit Chaplain • Privaht • Medical Staff given grace Chapel clothes." Rosaline actually had All entries must be accompanied by the attached coupon, Pray to him often that you * no the or by a copy of it RESIDENT CHAPLAIN $450.00 - clothes, except ragged be brave in Season Tuition Plan may as defending and attach outfit she wore at home. (Clip to your letter) Christ’s and Church Write or Phene tor Information name as For Catalog: Write Rev. Claude Daly, S.J., went St. Paul was. Ask him to help REV. EDWARD T. Director to one of the convents and 1 SULLIVAN, VISIT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF Name us earn more souls for Christ. I Grade.... Little some Sis- Flower Camp begged clothes. The St. of Paul, patron converts, 304 DON KENNEDY ters a red I Address Wyoming Penna. supplied blouse, a for Avenue Scranton 3, pray us. blue skirt, and even added a lower Croes Road, Saddle River, N. J. DAvis 7-1479 ! Tolephone: Diamond 4-1614 petticoat ; • next Rosaline Parents' News The Sunday re- School • ceived Communion wearing her 1 clothes. new The blouse and I Teacher For skirt and she 1 Be were inside, was lam member I would like to New Officers sure the BEST.. ask for Boyi i a g join □ you get always proudly wearing the white pet- ticoat the Ages on outside! Are Elected 8 to 16 Yrs. WAYNE TOWNSHIP The FISCHER'S first annual joint installation meeting of the mothers' and PIANNID MIOORAM fathers' groups of the De Paul MAUTIfUI WATIRMONT Diocesan High School Parents' enriched BUTTERCUP SCRItNID CARINS Association took place June 5. tIMMONI BIOS Mrs. Louis G. O'Keefe of Lincoln

Park was installed as women’s Sm that your children get enough nutrition* president and John Carberry of extrtrtnriched Breed UCnUNT 9000 Buttercup withnh,a* Wayne took the reigns Township sandwiches or ti to after school mack. And for the 195« CAMPING SEASON men. try Fischer's Buttercup yourself and you’ll eee Other womens' officers install- and why more more families are Periods . . . enjoying the ed were: Mrs. Frederick Jones, healthful benefit! of this deliciousbread. Pompton Plains; Mrs. Joseph No. 1 - JUNE 2Yth to JULY 13th Mrs. 3- JULY Lyness, Clifton; Joseph No. JULY 13th to 36th ' and Mrs. John No. Krieger, Haledon; 3- JULY 37th to AUGUST 2nd Van Luvender, Bloomingdale. No. 4 - AUGUST to AUGUST J 3rd »th New fathers' officers include No. S- AUGUST 10th to AUGUST 16th William Wallace of Wayne Town- No. 6 - AUGUST 17th to AUOUST 33rd ship; Joseph Krieger, Haledon, 7 Ho. - AUOUST 34th to AUOUST 30th and John Van Luvender, and Edward Rodda, Bloomingdale. AS NiUl Opon Swndoy Neon and Cbu lotvndo, Noon The first Fall meeting for the

Eatoi . . . . * mothers is Sept. 18 and for the fathers Sept. 24. Both start at 1 - 2 Ported* No. No. - $3O. Ad othor* $33 8 pan. in the school. Sooton $307 St. John's, Orange Mrs. N. J. foporvMon Stoto Council Knight* of Colombo* Frederick Merklin was installed June 10 as the PTA president. Win* or te MR. UWIINCt A Apply MINNAN Other officers Mrs. new are: Pat- t art WUo Naok Own tt. l tlww k. Own »O*M rick Mrs. Guano, Joseph Loftus, v * S Alter Amw SWk - Cm* Crlmwhw*. Cahtn lat*. N. I *r—rfctdSa SMI Mrs. Earl Peterson and Mrs. William CofrgniHto. Jane 14, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 15 Archbishop to Address IFCA Convention

for the tives of NEWARK—PIans the members will then ,21st 600,000 be reviewed will make convention of the International by Delegates formal of IFCA in the U. S. and IFCA members and evaluated visits the three Federation to Catholic of Catholic Alum- other who countries, are affili- to moral according standards. women’s of New Jer- will be colleges nae advanced at a meet- ated with The IFCA IFCA through some is official the re- sey: of St. ing of the convention commit- alumnae College Elizabeth, 550 organizations of viewing for group the Legion Convent Station; Caldwell Col- tee June 15, at Mt. St. Catholic Mary high schools, acad- of Decency, national Catholic lege, Caldwell; and Georgian Academy, North Plainfield. emies, junior colleges, colleges agency which classifies com- Court Lakewood. The New College, They Jersey Chapter, and mercial motion universities. pictures accord- will is combine their IFCA, the The of IFCA is Georgian sponsoring conven- object to up- ing to moral acceptability. Court visit with shore tion 20-24 the a trip Aug. at Robert hold the ideals of Catholic where Treat will lunch at the Hotel here. womanhood they and to exterfd Cath- MAJOR EVENTS of the con- Berkeley Carteret Hotel, As- Principal speakers at the olic so- vention will be Solemn education, literature, a Pon- Park. convention will be bury Archbishop cial motion tifical Mass to be service, pictures celebrated International of the Boland of president Newark; Coadjutor and scholarships for teaching by Boland Archbishop Aug. 22 IFCA is Mrs. Ernest P. Tib- Bishop J. Thomas McDonnell Sisters. at 9:30 in the a.m. Cathedral bitts of of of W. and Montclair; governor Wheeling, Va.; Msgr. The convention will feature of the Sacred Heart, Newark; the New is William J. Jersey Chapter McDonald, rector of sessions on all of the convention departments banquet 23, Charlotte and Catholic of Aug. Kunst, Nutley; University America IFCA A will at 7 in activity. highlight p.m. the Robert Treat director general chairman of the con- and of the IFCA. be the of a “contro- Hotel, and of showing election officers vention, Mrs. John Q. Adams of versial” motion THE picture which Saturday afternoon. CONVENTION - will Montclair. 22 NEW NOVICES: bring to Newark representa- Postulants Receive Their Twenty-two postulants of the Sisters St. of Dominic at Caldwell received their habits as novices June 7. Local Dominican Habit in Msgr. Vincent P. Coburn, assistant Grads Caldwell chancellor of the Archdiocese of Newark presided. “ELL The hal)it of St. Dominic was . * present- Honored ed to 22 postulants in ceremonies at Mt. St. Dominic here NEWARK Honors June 7. Msgr. were re- Vincent P. Coburn and presided preached. ceived the Rev. John by following local col- Ansbro, chaplain of Mt. St. Dominic, assisted. lege graduates: The new pictured above left Carolyn R. novices, to right are: Farrell, daughter of First row: Sisters Mr. and M. Consolata Mrs. Timothy J. Far- Albert, rell Macon, Ga.; Mary Wil- of Paterson, from Fourth row: Sisters Jean Ce- graduated liam Mahoney, Misericordia Asbury Park; Ann celia College, Dallas, Momot, Bayonne: M. Jus- Monica Seeman, June Utica, N.Y.; tine Pa., 9. Miss Farrell has Grill," Union; Maria Goretti Anne Brendan been awarded Sullivan, Tappan' a Pankowicz, Secaucus; Catherine fellowship by N.Y.; Marquette Brian Tierney, Lawrence, University to work in Mass.; the field Second row: Sisters Agnes of She also Ann Manus O’Donnell, Newark; biology. was Thomas selected for Murtha, Jersey City; James Irene Kappa Gamma Pi. Marie Turvey, Union; Alice Timothy Vero- E. McElligott, Anne Claire Rutherford. Gundersen, daughter Kikkert, of na; Eugene Marie D’Alessio, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gundersen Newark; Miriam Therese Mac- of North Bergen, graduated Gillis, District cum Bayonne; Mary Eucharia Councils magna laude from St. Francis Beckley, Tcaneck; M. Ignatius College, Loretto, Pa. Elect June 1. Miss Gundersen Sherry, Jersey City; Officers was LODI selected for Third row: Sisters M. Alexan- SCIENTISTS: The three Sisters membership in Del- NEWARK Two district who received der coun- Jesonis, Clearwater, Fla.; science left ta Epsilon Sigma, national Cath- cils of Catholic Women elected grants are, to right: Sister Mary Bonaven- Mary Victorine olic honor society, and elect- Krug, Caldwell; officers ture, Sister was Daniel recently. Mary Firmina and Sister Mary Amadeus. ed to Who's Marie Uhl, Hillside; Ma- Who Among Stu- Mrs. Joseph D'Arco of Sacred rie Peter dents in American Barrett, North Colleges and Arling- elected SMART GRADUATES: Four honor Heart, Clifton, was pres- graduates Caldwell for Women chat Edward Marie Three Universities. of College ton; Skeuse, Bay- ident Nuns Honored of the Passaic-Clifton Dis- with Auxiliary Bishop Curtis onne; Maureen of following commencement, June 5, at which he con- trict Council of Catholic Evans, daughter Women. ferred Mr. and Mrs. Frederic L. Evans degrees on 59 young women. Patricia Schreiber (second from Other new officers are: Mrs. Ste- of Livingston Science of Grants to Felicians Lyndhurst, was among 11 right) who was graduated “cum offers phen Pristas, St. Mary’s Passaic; laude,” her degree to Bishop Curtis for closer New Jersey graduates Mrs. from Mt. from Charles Malitsch, St. John LODI - Asa result of the scrutiny. Looking on, left, are Maria Coelho of New who was scholarship program St. York, graduated sponsored Vincent’s College, New York. Kanty, Clifton; Mrs. Edmund by the National Science cum Foundation, Sister Mary Miss "magna first in the class; Jen LONG HOURS Firmina, of her laude,” Jennice of Taipeh, Formosa, “cum Sister Evans, president Bernier, Holy Trinity, Passaic, Mary Bonaventure and Sister Amadeus will under- laude, Mary class, was to Who’s and Patricia Paulus, “cum elected Rutherford, laude.” A fifth honor was m and Sally Pavlik, SS. Cyril and take further studies in science ancf graduate YOUR mathematics. Who. Jane Albert Methodius, Clifton. Sister of Atlanta, Ga., who received the habit of the Sisters of St. Dominic. Mary Firmina, presently teaching at dur Lady of the Lake WAY The South Hudson District Regional High School, Lake Mohawk, will benefit Council of Catholic from a $4,000 the full academic Women elect- stipend covering year, begin- State Alumae ed Mrs. Martin at the of Hackett of Jer- ning September, University Oklahoma. She also was

offered a from sey City president for the com- scholarship two other universities, Chicago and Illinois- Plan Convention ing year. She will be assisted by Mrs. Michael Sister' Mary Bonaventure and Sister Halpin and Mrs. Mary Amadeus were 5 CALDWELL - The New Jcr- awarded Peter Pollard, Jersey Mrs. grants for summer study at Fordham In- City; University's sey of the International stitute for chapter MINUTES John St. John and Mrs. Marian High School Teachers of Mathematics. Federation of Catholic Alumna# Sister and Mrs. Thom- Bonaventure is on the St. Brady, Bayonne; Mary faculty ot Anthony's will hold its OUR WAY 12th triennial con- as Crosson, Jersey City. High School, Jersey City, and Sister Mary Amadeus is teach- vention at Caldwell College her* ing at Immaculate Conception High Lodi. School, Oct. 25-26. All three are alumnae of Immaculate Conception High Charlotte School here. Kunst, an alumna of •rV'-’ Head FAMILY Hospital CELEBRATION: Three Sisters the Caldwell of Order of Religious Teachers Filip- College is governor of Not ONLY lon* hours, but when you also sisters in the the New Jersey Sister »dd Named family sense the word, joined over 500 chapter. up your expense de- to Post pini, of parishioners of soaps, and M. tergents, bluing, bleach, friends at St. Joanna* 0.P., of the college, softeners, Peter the Apostle, River to honor a fourth whiteners. Edge, Sister, Sister gas to heat'water, elec- MONTCLAIR Sister Clare Angelina will be associate chairman. tric. water (we use 4 Dal Corso, on gallons for administrator of St. her silver anniversary as a nun. Rev. J. Miss each Dolores, Vin- Daniel Collins Kunst has named Made- pound of clothes), depreciation M.P.F., pastor and repair of cent’s and celebrated a solemn Mass in your washer, drier, Hospital Nursery here, High Sister Angelina’s honor. A luncheon followed Pic- lyn Stanton of East Orange and lroner and water softener, space oc- has been cupied by tho appointed to the New tured above are the four left to Mrs. Lawrence Leonard of Vero- equipment, you will sisters, right: Sisters Emma Dal Corso, M.P.F., find Vic- home laundering is the hard Jersey Association’s na as chairmen Hospital Dal of the conven- way the expensive Gilda Dal way to save the Committee on and toria Corso, M.P.F., Corso, M.P.F., and jubilarian. tion. money. Education Re-

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Coming Up . olic Dinner Daughters of America, Ve- ORANOR, N. J. • Roll* and Butter The Rosarians of St. Jo- She will be assisted Echo rona. by • Ice Cream seph’s, Lake, are just get- Coffee Dorothy A. Boyle, Mrs. Joseph LENOX ting over their trip with the CHINA ON SALE! A. Vitale Mrs. Frank Nol- children Jr., OTHER A CHECK FOR YOUTH: Mrs. Edwin Carroll, district of the school to White MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAILABLE fi, Virginia Booker. Mrs. Tim- Birch Park where they ALL LENOX CHINA IS- president of the Sussex District of spon- 4 Private County Council othy McEUigott, Rose Vitale, Dining Roomi Accommodations to 500 sored a field day for the boys Catholic Mrs. J. M. FIRST Women, presented a $5OO check to Rev. Chris- Ciccotti, Helen Mc- Coll Banquet Manager • ORANGE S-4IIJ • Free Area QUALITY ONLY and girls. This week is a Ample Forking Crystal and Angela tian fish Del Tufo. Haag, council moderator, recently. He accepted fry June 13 from 5 to 7 in the CY ROSENTHAL'S the check in behalf of the new regional high school at p m. school auditorium. Mrs. Floyd Struble is chair- Lake Mohawk. Looking on is Mrs. John Luba, council 239 St. man. W. George Ave., Linden HUnter 6-8834 Also on the agenda is a treasurer. cake sale July 6 and a meet- OPEN iVININOS Imr n ing July 7 . , . UFFMAN The Open daily 9:30 to 9:30, Sot. to 6 Union Nun Auxiliary of St. Michael’s J-JOYLE City Hospital, Newark, went pick- Earns nicking in South Orange this Doctorate week. Pat Purcell was chair- tJNION CITY Sister M. Eu- man with Helen Hanson acting of as hostess at her home genia, principal Holy Rosary . . . Academy here, received her doc- The combined women's or- torate degree from Fordham Uni- ganizations of St. Anne's, Fair as a cabin! June 11. are card Snug versity Lawn, planning a ship’s The daughter of Mr. and Mr*. party June 27 in the new school hall George Ziegler of North Bergen, for tiie benefit of St. Jo- Sister M. Eugenia received her seph's Villa, Rockleigh, which education St. will _ at Brigid's, North soon open under the direc- tion of Bergen; Holy Rosary Academy the Sisters of St. Jo- , , & CARPETS — 1 and St. Elizabeth's College, Con- seph. Mrs. Harvey Oehendon YOUR RUGS bunk bed tie HAVE vent Station. She and Maple also received Mrs. Hugo Tcnen are co- m an M S. in education irom Ford- chairmen The of . . . Rosary ham. St. Anne's was reminded re- PLUS Sister REGULARLY M Eugenia entered the cently that July 10 and Aug. Sisters of the Catholic 10 their CLEANED Apostolate are days of Adora- 2bi in 1946 and has been tion. mattresses stationed At the same meeting Mrs at for 12 Holy Rosary yean. Her James Scullion Sr. accepted dissertation was a study of the chairmanship of the Sept 25 problems, personality adjustments calendar party and officers of $ k and values of adolescent in for OUTSTANDING girls Only 169 eight local high schools. Cloisters Form PROFESSIONAL CLEANING R*o- $249 value Masters Degree Two Federations To Elizabeth Nun PARIS (NC>—A decree of the ELIZABETH CALL ONE OF THE Stater Ellen FOLLOWING Sacred Congregation of the Af Patricia, administratorof St. Eliz- fairs of Religious hat federated abeth has • Hospital, received her You save Into two groups the 17 convents a full sBo' master in degree Hospital Admin- of cloiitcred Dominican nuns in istration from JANCOVIUS BREHM'S St. Louis Univer- • RELIABLE Prance. Bunk converts to 2 beds It sity. was presented to her LJ According to the decree, eight U Cleaning Plant,on June 2. Previously the had re- of the convents have formed the • ceived her construction CO bachelor’s Extra-heavy RUG CLEANING 1070 Magnolia Avo. RUG CLEANING CO degree from Federation ot St. Dominic, with the same university. tte 4$ , Show Ooomi central house at Prouille The • 196 So. Orongo Avo. 545 Rivor St. Both mattresses have other nine convents, united into 333 N. Broad St. It 11X1 the ladder indudodl N. J. Author-Lecturer Federation of Our Lady, will self-enclosed boxsprinys Newark, Elizabeth, N. J. Patorson, N. J. have their central To Be Retreat Master convent in Langeac. NEW BRUNSWICK - Rev. The Mitchell 2-1335 Elizabeth 3-3300 44790 Dominican nuns formed NUllhecry Narciso Irak, will be SJ,, the the federations the lines retreat along matter at the Cenacle followed by the Retreat Benedictine .and SPRINONILD ORANGE PLAINS House here 3-0 POM9TON HACKENSACK PLANT and ON LOCATION July Trapput orders, according to IN rug (loaning and ro Father lede 24 Export pairing Irala, psychologist and Control Avo. Rowto 23 Route 4 which each monastery or convent lecturer. Is author oI is DftexeJ 9-4300 OR "Achieving autonomous, but united with 7-1000 Tirhuno 5-3400 Diamond 3-4300 Peace of Heart** other houses of its order. 16 THE ADVOCATE June J 4, 1958 St Peter's, Immaculate Crowned Pegut, Nyire, Halpin, Hennessey By State; St. Cecilia's by TCCC Lead Aloysians to NJSIAA Crown

By Ed Grant ond game from the NEW Kahrar of Peter’s in 51.3 Walsh, com- BRUNSWICK Records fell in three evlents asi £t. a NEWARK mittee’s pick would make and A1 Adams of St. St. Peter’s Prep and Immaculate Concep- some St. Aloysius continued its domination' of the quarter-mile for even-year sense, that would have been Michael’s outsprinted Paul Jor- tion were awarded the North Jersey Catholic “A” and “B” NJSIAA Catholic track field its second and championship with Larry dan of Peter’s victory over Walsh, St. in a 2:01 half- titles this week the NJSIAA and it the state by appears body a team its Pegut, Tom Ken and Brian in which split season Nyire, Halpin Hennessey mile. ( once # again has left itself for some criticism as far as series with There is roles. The mile to open Bayley. cer- starring came up expecta- tainly little doubt that Immacu- These defend- the latter prize is concerned. f6ur seniors (Pegut is tions as Hennessey gave St. Cecilia’s (E) (12-4), Pope No late plays the schedule a but will NJSIAA Champs ing Ed of Seton Hall the- award was made in the Pius (13-6) and Don Bosco stronger actually junior be in- Wyrsch (12-3). 100-Dohtrty, tt. Pctcr'l (JC) 10.3 “C” over the season its other losses next closest race yet before ranks, pending the comple- of those eligible year) account for 110-W**v«r, Camden Catholic J 1.5 losing by Ordinarily, any other .... to Seton Hall tion of its schedule of the were of the 34 with which 440-HalWln, St. Aloydus ' 51.1 five in 4:31.2. This- was by one records have been (twice), Pope 29% points yards might good 110 Ad*mi, St. Mlchaal't 1:01 St. Luke’s of Hoho- Pius, St. Benedict’s and Clifford the Aloysialns turned back the not the fastest Ed has ever contenders, enough to rate a tie for the Mllc-Wynch, Saton Hall 4:11.1 run,, kus. Scott. It later reversed the bid t>f HH-Paout, St. Aloysio* TJ.t* other It would seem the Pope St. Peter’s ...... but the four possible but this was no (NBA) (25%) placewinners crown, ordinary LH-Paoot, St. Aloyilui IS.Ot storm in the “B” division Pius and Scott defeat. Camden Catholic all their best. might It was the Petreahs’ first defending (23) BJ-Kocot, St. Michael'* (JC) 11-1* topped personal year. .... have been avoided had the and St. Peter’s HJ-Nylro, com- clear had shared (JC) (21 Vi). Bob St. Aloyilui title, they hon- GETTING AWAY from Scully, OTHER ... IN THE field mittee theory had also Oon Boico 14 events, awaited the end of the ours with Seton Hall in Short’s boys won this 1953 and and down to plain Camden Catholic M far PV-O'Brlon, ... Kocot of St. Michael’s make selection. facts, as meet in 1954 and Bob (JC) campaign to that with St. in 1957. 1956. SP-Meyon, St. Michaal'a (UC) 50-7V. Cecilia’s (E) as titles are St. Ce- „ reasserted his broad St its concerned, DT-ll«elo, st. Joceoh'i . . . l««4Vi* jump sup- Peter’s, with 20-0 rec- Pegut won the and BRIEFLY, the situation in the high low JT-Lvoni, St. Potar'* (NB) 1544 cilia’s (E) put away the first premacy with a leap of 21-3%; ord, overwhelmed com- hurdles and third •new strong “B” ranks in this. ,Tbe commit- was in the record Tri-County Catholic« deadlocked Paul of in the “A” ranks from Conference Nyire Scully petition in broad to tie Ron of t-record dltallowed became ounfailed the crown June 8 with a 3-0 jump Meyers tee, releasing champions, shutout to tcoro. Meyers tot rocord of 10.4 in Don Bosco at 5-6 in the St. Michael’s high for boat. gave Immaculate a 12-5 of Queen of Peace. (UC) individual record, It was the jump, Pete O’Brien of Camden which true high honors with 13 Baldo MVP was when coach Joe Saints’ sixth win in scoring •Catholic the vault seven league won pole at points. The latter took the hurdle did Garvey submitted it at the end starts and shot heats, only 50-7- mathematically elimin- 9-3 (the judges didn’t give him In PBCC of put and was second in both hur- Vi with the well May. But, since then, Immacu- ated Don Bosco and 12-pound pill, Pope time to go and bill Pius, dles. below higher) Lyons late dropped a 12-2 decision both the mark set by Irish team- PATERSON - A .400 to of whom batting finished at 5-3 in of St. Peter's (NB) upset Dan Walsh and finished with 12-6 second mate Johnny Bean in 1957. average and a 4-0 pitching rec- a place tie. of Camden Catholic in THANKS TO an unusual McDyer mark. the other ord earned for Johnny Baldo of Bayley-Ellard, Dan McHomey down the with pinned ruling, this pair also split the THE ADVOCATE form chart javelin a disappointing St. Luke’s wrist watch the had 10-3 record. the for a as contender, a crown his team with record honors in toss of 154-6. a the held up con- whose barrier remarkably well, outstanding player in the Pas- Walsh, 10-4 mark was heat two-hitter for his 10th win Pegut the sidering the close award of the also in races, getting high competition Sportsmanship saic • expected to be the run- Bergen Catholic Con- against two losses. He is the only hurdles mark with 15.6 which saw race decided by day belonged to Nick Langone of did aqd every ference this ning, not submit its record Catholic season. high school hurler to hit Meyers the low hurdles less than five standard one (the St. Michael’s (UC). An official’s The for consideration. yards, coaches of the confer- Holy Trinity, a that number of victories this with sea- 20.4 in his heat. than inch. Nick fifth in fourth Larry ran 440) by no more an error gave a jump ence chose Johnny at a June 8 contender, dropped out son, though undefeated Jack 20.0 to win the finals, but the of- Favorites won in 1 of 13 events the broad trials after when it to Good jump and'* called to select the lost of St. Peter’s meet, an- Counsel, Szeigis. is one ficials announced that the timers the three the three fouls and he just and, on misses, one poor leap, nual all-star on June 6. So the team. Baldo land- 8-3, decision away with two to had missed games play. the smoke from the for first ahd second off 20 feet. But left boys picked got one over ed outfield berth the all- was between and an on Immaculate the starting gun, so record would merely switched positions. when the official realized his er- which did not meet dur- IN THE Cath- stars, being joined there by Bayley, PASSAIC-Bergen not be allowed. was the double win- and asked Nick if that the olic Pegut only or was teammates Dick Putlock (.300), ing season. Cdnference, St. Bonaventure hurdles ner as’’ Tom of St. his fifth all-around Irish Had is The also produced the Dougherty try, the a and Jahn Harknett Immaculate wop that sec- keeping the pressure on St. catcher, Peter’s and Weaver of star admitted it and Luke’s division’s big rhubarb when Larry quickly was a right down to the wire. (4-1) pitcher. Camden Catholic the of the finals. The Pegut, Meyers and Pete split sprint dropped but (Com- Also chosen for the all-star Bonnies, now Yatraxis enjoying a the former of Seton Hall wefe all in titles, taking the 100 peting in only two meets a year, All-Star Teams nine-game defeat- thrown team were pitcher Bob Cusack winning streak, the first heat of the in 10.3, the latter the in Nick himself had no idea how ed St. high hurdles furlong of St Bonaventure (5-2), first In Its next threejssues, The Mary’s, 7-2, and Don Bos- with two to 22.5 Halpin just nipped Denny many trials he was permitted.) co Tech, last week only qualify. Larry baseman Jack Hopler (.250) Advocate will publish its all- 9-1, to move and Ron beat Pete star their record to 7-2 just to the and second baseman Rob- selections for the 1058 league against Jerry all St. Luke’s 7-1. tape as three ran more than inson (.364) of St. track and baseball seasons. Mary’s, second faster The Lucans had a than any of the Wins Leads shortstop Joe Daly of St. Jo- The Ail-North Jersey Track a tilt with St. other qualifiers. Mostyn Triple, and Field Mary’s listed for June 11 with seph’s (.333), third baseman team will appear on St. Third record of the Joe Mikullk of Doa Bosco Tech June 21, the All-Archdiocesan Bonaventure at Don Bosco day came in to First TCCC Title Baseball Tech the next If both lead- the discus where Bergen (.333) and outfielders Bill Croal team on June 28 and day. Tommy Lig- of St. of St. the diocesan ers won, or if St. Luke’s gio Joseph’s his RAMSEY an Bonaventure (.41?) and All-Paterson base- lost, a upped Completing undefeated season against own standard John ball team postponed game between the lat- to 148-8%, a mark Quigley of Don Bosco on July 4. all New Jersey competition, Jack Mostyn led Bergen Cath- which should ter and Don Bosco Tech will have stay the books Tech (.313). Accompanying each selection on olic its first for to open teajn victory in the initial will be to be made before a few years. Meyers, Tri-County a cartoon honoring the up playoff ar- hustling the shot Catholic Conference track and if necessary, be between ring and the field championships, June outstanding boy on the various rangements, can put STATION WAGON teams. made. 3 at Don Bosco Field. St. Luke's has recorded 9.7 in the now a 15-3 mark Unbeaten Mostyn a Lordon Wins 440 HEADQUARTERS on the season, while St. Cecilia’s Petreans Face Hanover Park 100-yard dash, 22.4 in the 220 is around his In Morris Meet (K) 12-4 with all its work one turn and 19H on MORRISTOWN in Hugh Lor- completed. Since the NJSIAA did In Finals of Greater Newark only effort the broad jump. He Tourney don was the winner for not award a twjn prize, it is then finished off a perfect day by only NEWARK Delbarton in the annual obvious that One of New oldest Catholic its best the Crusaders to Morris fairly the commit- Jersey’s pitching since the days anchoring a tee is when 2:45.5 in the County championships 3l ready to crown the Lucans schools meets up with one of the state’s Jim Brady, another south- victory four-lap re- newest public when he alone if which enabled captured the 440-yard they win the rest of their schools when St. Peter’s paw, was bombing .them in five lay them to top All Makes Prep faces Hanover Park in the in fast St. Don with run a 51.7. games. Bonaventure is years ago. Jack has started and Bosco, 34-32, Pope Pius (13-3) final round of the Greater Newark Tournament June 14 at close not a member of the NJSIAA and completed eight and a third at 28 points. and Models LARGEST games re- Newark Schools Stadium. therefore not eligible for the lieved in two - others, getting OF GREAT assistance to Most- title. Both teams confounded the five-hit and credit ex- a pitching job a for one of them. He has 'Golden tyn was his sophomore teammate Knights' PACE MOTORS in their semi final home four perts contests, ninth-inning run against full and one partial shut- Bob Blazer, who ran fourth in the St. Peter's out Trenton. shutting Nutley, out, three one-run games 47 CINTRAI AVE. Passaic Meet 100, third in the sec- sth Annual June after 220, placed 5-0, on 7, a day Han- Before the date with one two-run game. Of the 68 in- Hanover, ond on his last effort in the broad EAST ORANGE over Park had come from behind St. Peter’s he has To had some other busi- nings pitched this sea- «t. mi _ St. Philip's jump at 1914 and put Bergen Cavalcade of Music in the ninth inning to Tren- son four edge ness to settle June 11 when it met only have seen a PASSAIC—St. Philip’s, Clifton, run- ahead to stay on the third leg of ton, 4-3. The Petreans also de- Memorial the took for the Hudson County ner cross plate. the top honors in the grammar relay. deated St. Benedict’s and Interscholastic The Petrean school (5-1) Athletic Associa- infield, as a unit, To date this track meet Spring, Drum sponsored by Matawan their is Mostyn (2-1) on way to tion title at Roosevelt batting close to .400 and the Corps A Pope Pius High School. Stadium, has (1) won both sprints at the AUTORAM the the Hornets entire team has finals, toppled Jersey City. Coach Bill Cochrane an average well Ronald Liptak and John Pico Bergen County championships; West and Ro- over .300 A Cor for Every Need .... Newark Side (1-0) was expected to start his second even with the pitchers were individual winners for St. (2) led Bergen to victory in the Every Budget—All Under (104). Bill and counted in. ace, Kretzer (7-0), in that reserves The NJCTC taken Competition and also the the 100- Philip’s, ran on relays; (3) Om Root’ matches the one. fielding pitching and dash in championship sixth and eighth JACK SZEIGIS will toe the yard 9.6 at the North Ar- with an • • TRIUMPH hitting average of of the East JAGUAR grade relay mound for St. just lington Boosters Meet; and (4) Top Corps . NEW '5B team's, respectively. Peter’s, now un- THE their PETREANS, on way one error per game, remarkable defeated in 20 won both sprints and the broad' • • PEUGEOT while Har- to the record Exhibitions VOLVO starts, greatest a school team. »m!atgrgmT7r.TO physical ex- catcher A1 and Pius in the 440 Wil- of Catholic will lead Wiegand out- (53.3), Roger aminations at that time for each Bergen a General Admission $l.OO fielder Jack are the June liams of Don Bosco in the 880 select group of North Conroy after that Jersey • —50 boy. Anyone entering Ed of Don Bosco Children c Catholic track and grads. Martorelli, Tyne, third Off), Schmitt date will have to his field stars into provide own baseman in the mile Paul the second annual Wally Dorgan and out- (4:43.5), Scully of a Eastern inter- proof private examination. fielders John Massaro of Don Bosco in the scholastic and Jim high jump of the championships June 14 Purpose club is to pro- Bodino will be back next (5-8) and Tom Liggio of St. Jo- SAFE vide at Baker thus out year. NOW AT BE AT Bowl, closing RICHARDS recreation for youngsters seph’s in the shot and the 1958 " put (46-3) unable to attend of the three schoolboy season. one discus Bonnies Honor (140-0). There were also MURPHY CYO day camps. The iwill All boys who at the BROS. BUY AMERICA’S pool placed three freshman events, the 100 be open 9-12 each morning for NJSIAA meet are eligible for this Cusack The Beautiful Reid, won by Chuck Vono of Don Bosco New their with meet. Some use, Red Cross swim- outstanding Catholic BIGGEST HIT PATERSON—Randy Reid, Bob in 11.2, the 220 won by Jim Or- ming instructions for beginners entries will be Mostyn in either CHRYSLER Cusack and Nick Mongiardo re- lando of Bergen in 25.4 and the on Monday, Wednesday and Fri- the 440 or 220, Pegut of St. Larry ceived special awards at the an- 440 won by Janek Skutnik of day, 9-10:30 a.m., and for inter- Aloysius in the high or low hur- WINDSOR nual sports dinner of St. Bona- Pope Pius in 59.1. mediate and advanced dles, Ron Meyers of St. swimmers Michael’; venture held An odd twist High School, on came up in the Tuesday and (UC) in the low hurdles and shot Thursday at the June 6. DARTLINE mile when Art Prior of time. Tom of St. Bergen Spectacular same put, Liggio Joseph’s The Dux new style . dazzl- Club Trophy went to led Schmitt . . by 10 yards over the The will in the throw and ing new top swimmers be en- discus Ed Spring colors . Cusack the Cath- . , new as outstanding first half-mile, then dropped out tered in AAU of Seton in the mile. design from stem to, stern outdoor Wyrsch Hall . . . competi- olic high school in the player at coach Bell’s request. Prior, a season's tion the the new during summer. In addi- In St. brightest car. addition, Michael’s (JC) Paterson area, Reid was named 4:35 miler has Yours indoors, been both- for only a few dollars there wilt- be closed a tion, a meet will go after the two-mile the most valuable relay, player on the red indoors and month more than for CYO by a leg injury an members at the end of while St. ordinary Benedict’s may enter baseball team and this small from Mongiardo re- evidently start was in car. the merely season. Special weekly and the one-mile The ceived the relay. same MVP award in bas- nature of to daily the' a tryout see membership plans will be day, Bt. Peter's will send four ketball. Al»o Speakers were Fordham how the limb is resonding to treat- on Display made available to those unable milers to Atlantic City to com- coach Bach and Seton $ Johnny ments. Like the rest of the Ber- THE POWERFUL to make the for commitment the in the annual Conover Mile Hall freshman pete mentor Richie gen Art will ba back next full boys, season. team race. NEW"3OO" D 595 Regan. year. . Roomy fi«t|k CHRYSLER for tfco Wfco/o Toom 11.30 WK. Sport Convortiblo

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NJSIAA SCENES: There was plenty of action at Rut- in the Anal of the low hurdles ahead of Ron Meyers 595 Chostnut St., Union Stadium, June at St. gers 7, Aloysius walked off with of St. Michael’s (UC) and Pete Yatraxis of Seton Hall. MU 6-6566 the NJSIAA Catholic track and field title for the third At right. Bob St. Michael's l um. Mu m n*« 11. ■ Kocot of (JC) soars high in time in five At left, Larry hits years. Pegut the tape- the air as he wins the broad jump with 21-3¾. Vocation Notes Private Schools Hold Exercises; June 14, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 17 Where Are the 1,600,000? By Msgr. William F. Furlong * Jewl h Awarded to « named 402 »»»n Cohen? Diplomas If you do, and °m« elaima to be a Hebrew priest SOUTH ORANGE Thi Zflg&S"-rf Diplomas were to ion June Guest a* meaM awarded 402 City, on 15. speak- And are Kw ? although they tI seniors by six schools er will be Rev. Charles Callahan an av® no 01110181 in private in the Archdiocese of New- ] ? Position the synagogue, lv ? of St. Greenville. The le« ealh other do ark, at graduation Paul’s, val- 41,84 men not have.- exercises this past week. £ i f Archbishop edictorian Arleen m »' is Platoni and *»<*• Hebrew Boland at priat- presided Marylawn of the on June Oranges 12, the salutatorian noon was quite unlike that of the Mary Minick. Christian Stanton officiated at the Bishop Oratory School on June 10 priesthood. Miss Platoni has won Scholar- From the time and Bishop Raymond Domal La- of Moses, the brother of ships to Albertus Magnus Col- the mont of Umtali, Southern Rho- Rev. Aaron, to time of Our there John J. as- St. Lord, were Ansbro, chaplain, lege, Conn., College pf Mary, in was a at Mt. St. Dom- sisted Palestine as desia, guest in the presentation of di- York exactly many priests as God Neb., College, Neb., and inic June 11. wanted. There were neither on Lamont more nor less. plomas. Bishop was pres- Jamestown College, N.D., but has as For In those days were ent a of his Ellen elected attend the priests not made, MARYLAWN guest niece, to Fordham they were bom, and of Hayes, a member of the School of Miss God, course, had com- GRADUATION DAY began gradu- Pharmacy. Minick control over the number ating class. plete He would with Mass celebrated by Rev.’ has won partial scholarships to to be born. All allow boys born of the House Awards made Mt. St. Edwin V. Sullivan, chaplain, with were at a Class Mary Coegel, N.H., of Aaron were, by that fact, bom School of Business Practice very priests. breakfast following. Father Sul- Night on June 8. Susan Bromley and It is important to know how received St. many priests livan read the list of honors at the Atnerican Legion Speech, N.Y., there were in Palestine in the ttmo nt in the time of r*w. award for and the Wood, Ind., and the of Christ because it will the graduation, which included citizenship, College idea give us some about the number of James J. McMahon Medal for New Rochelle, N.Y. priests God would like six scholarships. Of the 29 grad- pub- Othep-schol- to have in the world today. it will attend Catholic col- lic on current went to CarolajETattani at Also, give us some idea of uates, 21 will speaking events; arships the number of vocations that have been Lynn Terreri the Danforth Misericordia and Mas- ignored by our Cath- leges, three more will go to Award Qetinara olic boys and young for and at men. Catholic schools of nursing. leadership a Missal for saro Fairfeigh.-Dickinson. second in y TC more thBn 20 000 Scholarship winners include placing oratory; and V? T ?' ' Priests were in.n the Land in the Marie Sauer ORATORY Holy days of Our Lord. There Patricia a for was one Houghton, Margaret gold key high- STANTON for gave the priest every2st) that Wu and Katherine est score in Current Event tests BISHOP people! Apparently would be the ideal Walsh, Lucy address and conferred di- INDIANA BOUND: These eight students St. Elizabeth’s today, for it represents major of Academy will present a a plan worked out God Fissell to St. Elizabeth’s College, sponsored by Senior Scholastic by 34 sixth formers at T th ® claim ia plomas on study demonstration at the 18th national made that if Anna Marie Giarletta and a convention of the Catholic Students’ Mis- °?^ we had one priest for to Cabrini Mary Margaret Donovan Oratory and also on 13 second ev«7 1,000 people, the sion Crusade Notre Dame situtation would be ideal. But College, and Catherine Col- gold pin as a “Homemaker of To-, at University, Aug. 21-24 Left to right, are quite Pa., Nelson the they Bonnie it would be. formers. George was really not For if 1,000 people did tre to Rutgers College of Phar- morrow.” / Arena, everything valedictorian Michael Giuli- Colleen Torsney, Judith Burke, Therese Hanley (director), Carol Wall, Janice Our Lord would want them to and do, like going to Mass and re- macy. SETON HALL ano the salutatorian. Fogarty, Susan Patton and Mary DeCorato. ceiving Holy Communion PREP every day, and going to confession On the class night, Miss Hough- REV. once a THOMAS week, it would be for ton won a certificate from the W. Cunning- impossible one priest to take care of them all. ham at tl>e Catholic Round Table of Science presided graduation of But if 189 seniors l>6m Seton Hall even we were to settle for for in from the Seton St. Dominic's one priest every Chemistry, a pin Hall, should Prep on 1,000 people, we need 2,000,000 priests throughout Mathematical Association of Principal speak- the world. And how do have? er was Reyyxhomas J. Gilhooly, many we Only What America: third-place award in the 400,000! dean of Hall Dominate Science Contest to the other {RSton with happened 1,600,000? We have less than one-fifth annual Christian Doctrine Exam- Paterson, of all the student addresses priests upon whom God has planned. ination of the Archdiocese of being present- NEWARK Students from Seton Hall Prep took four ed. by William E. vale- to heaven Our Lord a certificate from the Johnson, Before, ascending said, “Go into the Newark, of the 13 awards made the New Jersey Catholic Round saluta- by whole world and the Greater Newark Science dictorian, Philip Ruziska, preach Gospel to every creature” (Mark Fair, a torian, and L. Sommer Table of Science as a result of examinations given to more 16:15). Should we be after second from the Raymond surprised if, 1,900 years, less than prize Sister§ of on the roles of the one-fifth of the in the world respective than 12,000 students in 47 schools May 6. people are Catholic? Rejected Charity spelling bee, sharpd the vocations family, Church and state in edu- to the and life annual Award was a double priesthood religious surely have up- Sportsmanships John D’Alboa winner for the South cation. set God’s with Kathleen plans! Kraugft and the Orange school as he took first for Vocations: * athletics award Apostolate Miss Wu. HOLY ROSARY ACADEMY all alone in Seton Hall winners place Trigonometry, were Joseph Newark Archdiocese: William F. MSGR. JOSEPH Solid Msgr. Furlong, Seton Hall §hovlin of St. shared honors in Geometry, Castellano in Algebra I and Zeno- South BENEDICTINE ACADEMY University, Orange, N.J. Telephone: SOuth Anne’s, Jersey will with Cecilia Silesia of Good Orange 2-900. City, preside nas Zapositas in Advanced Alge- Paterson Diocese: Edward REV. ANTHONY at the Msgr. J. Scully, 24 DeGrasse St, Foley, 0.5.8, graduation of 24 seniors Counsel and Stephen O’Donnell bra. Paterson. Telephone: Mountain View 8-1605. of Heart, Elizabeth, from of of Peace. The other Sacped pre- Holy Rosary Academy, Un- Queen Second to Seton Hall in num- the June 8 sidejl'at graduation ber of prices was St. Dominic’s with Rev. P. Cham- Joseph Fagan, Academy of Jersey City. Carol plain, presenting the diplomas to Keenan Plan Shore for Union Science Needs won the General Science Trips 54 seniors. The address Philosophy, Campers major prize, Patricia Delaney scored in ELIZABETH to the Herbert Rev. Edwin O.F. Trips Kraft, Ted Lednard, was by Garrity, Algebra II and Barbara Curan in shore will be of of Fair area a highlight Helen Landgraf, Stanley Siegel M., .St. Anne’s, Lawn, Vanguard Director Says Plane Geometry. while the summer schedule in and Sal Busichio. speaking for the class were camp In charge at SAN FRANCISCO (NC) - Dr. John P. Hagen, director Union this ac- Scotch Faith Anders, valedictorian, and OTHER WINNERS were Rita County season, Plains wilybe John Shan- of an announcement this Bella Masapolli, salutatorian. the Navy’s Project Vanguard, said here that Catholic Vasquez of Immaculate Concep- cording to non, assisted Hugh Parotte, week CYO Mary Ward received the Fa- tion, Lodi, in Biology, Patricia by Raymond Molnar, Bernard Freeman, Stan Haiko, colleges are to be congratulated on bucking the “all science” director. thers’ Club Award for outstand- Pietras of St. program Carol Zande and Adeline current Cecilia’s, Kearny, Marie approach now in U. S. higher education. ing merit; Petrick in Algebra I, Thomas Tarlach of In addition, the campers at St. DeSantis. Virginia the Dr. Hagen, a Methodist, came here to make an address St. will have Alumni Award for mathematics Peter’s, New in Michael’s, Elizabeth will be bus Brunswick, .Jmero transporta- St the annual and three days of swimming each and Kathleen Chmiel the Knights Navy League con- Physics Michael Dowell of FUTURE POSTULANTS: tion, at extra from Union Sister M. Louise, C.S.J., charge of Columbus award vention. ahead in the to Red Bank Catholic in week at Wheeler Park for ability put ‘big Chemistry. pool, LipK St. Miehael’s and history. center, the Each principal of St. Luke’s (Hohokus) with five mem- The awards for hunks’ into space.” of the winners received poses and those at St. Bartholo- Plainfield Archbishop’s “OUR den, area to the Scotch COLLEGE students need Christian Doctrine a cash while bers the senior class Scotch wiilt have went to Miss prize, a trophy was of who will enter religious life in mew’s, Plains, Plains more work in and “BUT WHAT about the relia- camp. philosophy to their school. three at Anders, Judith Chadwick given Sister Leo- September. Left to are their days the Rahway ’59, the humanities to back their their instruments right, they Virginia Davis, up bility of and / Carol Hahn '6O and Geraldine na, 0.5.8., of Benedictine Acad- River Park pool. Carol Maureen scientific he said in their he Golas, Magee, Catherine Lent and Ju- O'Brien studies,’’ an guidance systems?" is head Molnar himselT will head the Elected to Board ’6l. emy, of the Round Table, interview. “That’s where Cath- asked. haven’t yet released dith to “They while Sister Rita Dowling. They bring 20 the number of Sister- St. Michael’s chmp, assisted by Xavier, S.S.J., ST. BONAVENTURE olic schools a wonder- data derived from the Salva- MT. ST. DOMINIC are doing any sput- of in of was chairman hood vocations at St. Luke’s the last five ful Queen Peace, years. tore LaForgia of REV. EDWARD A. job, in addition to supporting niks. Let’s wait until the end of Hoboken, a Synan, pro- for the contest. fessor and the fine science de- the International junior at St. Bonaventure Univer- of philosophy at Seton Hall expanding Geophysical Other members on the commit- ■uv from Factory—of Lowott Price. partments of them have." Year Receive Awards Work for conreraione sity, has been elected chairman University in the ab- many [Dec. 31, 1958] and then presided tee were Sister Marie Ambrose In South Carolina with An alumnus of notes." of the board of of the sence of Msgr. John L. McNulty. Georgetown compare LORETTO, Pa—Beverly Intro- tho Prieata and Broth- managers of St. Mary's, Elizabeth, Sister Guest conducted the Dr. said the effect radi- , of tho student senate. was Rev. University, by Hagen caso of and Sheila era Conareaa- speaker Timothy Vincent of Our Jersey City Jesuits in Ferrer, S.S.J., t tlon of tha Oratory of Fordham D. he ation will have Hamer of Hohokus O’Dwyer University. Washington, C., upon space flight of the received spe- : of St. Philip Nerll Tha Lady Valley, Sister as Syl- Flower out his alma mater is still an cial basketball at ■ Oratorlana Ura a singled open question. awards the an- SISTERS OF THE via of Immaculate not Conception, community life: do an example of what is needed, "We have known for that at years Sister nual Awards Day program St. 9 taka vowa; preach, SORROWFUL Lodi, Mary Magdaline, St. Vincent's observing that Georgetown re- the sun shoots out K* teach, conduct parlah- corpuscular Francis College. MOTHER, conducting 0.P., of St Dominic’s, Jersey ym&f and do pioneer mlaalon work quires all science majors to take radiation," he said. "We suspect ea Kchools. hospitals. or- Sister Jk SET $5.00 Lack City, of at home. of funda la no oh* phanages. home* for Charitas, R.F.M., Evens courses in philosophy. that’s the source of the atacle. Hlah School Oraduatea ac- Score deadly tha aged and conva- Trenton Cathedral High School, Others. to $6.00 for Prieathood. 51.75 cepted aa candldatea lescent. Aspiranclea rays just discovered some 680 PATERSON—Even-up on the and Sister Antoinette Marie Brotherhood candldatea accepted af- DR HAGEN Is on leave from of GEORGIAN COURT FINIST at Milwaukee, Wit., miles above the earth. far They are MlN'* ter their 16th birthday, com- and Denvtlle, J. season to St. Vincent’s Ca- St. Belmar. tf. date, his post as lecturer on radio as- Rose, plete Information, wrltai protons and electrons in LIOMT WIIOHT dets of Bayonne and Blessed trapped REV. VOCATIONS K- at while he COLLEGE lUMMII DIRECTOR OF Write to Vocation tronomy Georgetown the earth’s Oratory ef I>. Philip Narl, Sacraments magnetic field. Tha Director. US Dia- Golden of heads the Knights U. S. earth satellite Conducted by the Sliteri of P.O.BoxIts • Dent. 4, Rock Hill, S.C. mond J. Marry Felts. Spring Hd., Denvllle, N. Newark will break the deadlock during the International “HOW SERIOUSLY FOUR-YEAR program would Coaches Will be COURSE IfAOINO TO Si at Hinchliffe Stadium, June Milons 21, Geophysical Year. When he was they affect space flight? We don’t B A. and B.S. DiORIIS at a drum and bugle contest a student at he stud- know. Panamas Georgetown, Maybe spacecraft could xip Well-Integrated In llbarol the Paterson program sponsored by Ca- ied under direction of Rev. fast the Directors through so rays wouldn’t Camp Aril, Fin* Aril, Science, Muile. Horn* $4.00 Benedictine Missionaries dets. Francis J. S. J., direc- matter. What it means is MONTCLAIR Economic!, Buiineti Admlniitration Heydefi, really _ Three high T*ach*r for who foot colled to tho monastic lit. St. Vincent's scored its first tor of the that we must more school Training Elementary and Young mon and missionary as Georgetown University develop accu- coaches have been varsity Trtmondout toloctlon of win of the Secondary Sthooli, Fully Accr*dil*d. of brMol hood priosts and Irothors tho Ordor of St. Benedict apply. Make season over the Observatory. rate instrumentation for future named to head the be- may up day camps wear. Meet reetenably priced. Latin. Add rail: SISTER SECRETARY courses for those locking Knights, June 7 at the “Moon- with conducted Getting on the of the satellites, a greater capac- ing by the Essex Coun- MODERN subject Oeergion Court HATTERS - ” Collogo FATHER RECTOR St. Paul's Abbey - N. J. light Serenade,” for measurement CYO Newton, sponsored by St. Dr. said the ity ty this summer in ft! CITY satellites, Hagen Irvington, Lali owned, Naw Jenny TMtIO IT-. JIIIIY I Lucy’s at Newark Schools Dr. block off Newark Are. Ol MMf Sta- Russians have “developed rockets Hagen said high school Verona and Livingston. dium, It couldn’t have been rocket should be John Bell with greater thrust” than the experiments en- of Verona, Madison closer as the team that his baseball Bayonne United States, and "obviously are couraged, adding own High coach, will again - NEW edged its rival, with son to a school rocket direct the CALDWELL, JWSIY THE 85.60-85.15, belongs Irvington camp, with. the Audubon All-Girls club. Steve corps, 84.85 Frampton of Union, Co- and the St. Francis (Pa.) Holy Name Cadets of But he warned: "The only lumbia High football coach, still CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN TRINITARIAN Garfield is in FATHERS (84.20) breathing down Honors N.J. Pair qualification safety. The ex- charge at Livingston. The new the leaders’ necks. be CONDUCTED BY OF ST. periments must un- camp at Verona will be headed THE SISTERS DOMINIC offer and of Pa. Donald Kief- performed anopportunity to men boyi Grammar LORETTO, young der the Accredited - Taking a .85 lead over the expert direction of a by John Feeney of Union, basket- Fully Offering A.B. and B.S. fer of Kearny and David Poskitt Degreae School and School to become a a Brother in stable High priest or Knights marching and maneu- adult." ball coach at Irvington High. of Palisades Park received cer- in Trinitarian vering, St. Vincent’s added Free will be the Order. Lack of funds no impediment. an- tificates emblematic of their elec- physical exams other .1 to the in mu- to all the margin tion to “Who’s in given campers at camp Write to: Who American Manhattan Honors sicianship but then almost lost sites June 14. The schedule is: Colleges and, Universities” at the of Saint it all in the general effect Leonia Graduate St. Paul the Elizabeth cate- 111th annual Apostle, Irvington. 2 College VOCATION DIRECTOR, O.S.S.T. commencement ex- for gory. NEW YORK—James of p.m. boys, 3 p.m. for girls; St. Founded ercises of St. Francis Wynne In 1899 the Sisters of Box 5742, Baltimore College, by Charity 8, Maryland Leonia received honors Philomena's, 10 a m. June 1. triple at Livingston, the for 11 for Convent Station, New 107th commencement exer- boys, am. girls; Our Jersey Club Plans Kieffer and Poskitt Gregory were among Lady of the cises of Manhattan College, June Lake, Verona. 10 a.m. ORANGE seven North residents to for Coming activities Jersey 10 the 11 for at campus. boys, a.m. girls. of the receive the Gregory Club include an degrees at graduation A An honor graduate, was professional staff of 47 is THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS tion. Wynne awards dinner June 10 at the recruited also presented with the Brother being to direct the ac- Bow and Arrow West tivities for Manor, Or- Benignus Medal for more than 800 Third Order of St. Francis Philosophy camp- MADE Regular ange, dancing to and Honor Graduate ers, who will attend the FOR EACH follow; a and the medal for excellence in daily OTHER Spring at White Rock sessions in picnic JAMAICA—RonaId Aigotti of the Liberal Arts July and August. Offer to Men and program. Peter Young Boy* ipecial opportunitie* Lake, June 21. Chairman for the Paramus cum laude Rader of Greenwood Lake the Priesthood. Lack graduated re- to study for of funds no obstacle. dinner-dance is Fran and from St. Largey John's University on ceived the Catholic Missions Rutherford For further information, write to Alumni for the picnic Elaine Cass. June 8. Medal. Young To Elect Officers FATHER STEPHEN, T.O.R. RUTHERFORD The Alumni Franciscan Preparatory Seminary married Association of St. ' Mary's High Box F 289, Hollidaytburg 11, Penna. School will hold its annual elec- tion of officers and induction hf couples the class of '5B on June 15 at 8 30 p.m. in the school hall and a Nominated to fill the offices of the BOYS WANTED association are Bob Mc- Coid, president; Jack Hoare, vice- HIGH SCHOOL - COLLEGE Jack president; Love, treasurer; Mrs. Constance record- 1 To Follow Christ To love tool* To Sanctify Thsmsslvet ly Alsback, ing and Becoming Priests in tho Capuchin Fronchcon Ordor secretary, Virginia Rhoads, dedicate livoo to corresponding secre IF you with to your preaching, toothing, parishes, 'CkdM#*® tary. Ioctal work, homo or foreign missions, than noropt tho opportunity wo CHICKING offer with to Brothers and you. Young mtn who become servo Cod in ACCOUNT of tho manual trades or various occupations tho Monastery are equally Presents Case YOUR NAME on check welcome. No special studies are required. Write immediately Set printed every NOTRE DAME—-Jerome Lynes of DIRECTOR - CAPUCHIN Eliiabeth, a junior in the No- REV. FATHER FATHERS %/ No minimum balance tre Dame Law required. Immaculato Hoarf of Mary Saminary, Ganava, N. Y. School, partici- %/ pated in the semifinal round of Any amount starts an account. the ninth annual Moot Court com- »/ Checkbooks free —No advance petition. payment. >/ Only a small charge check used YOUNG MEN! 18 to 26 per plus small monthly service DAY CAMPS charge. WEEKEND RETREATS HUDSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK HAVE AN OUTING

IN JIISIV CITY throughout July and August Ctll M». foOH ■( » ><•• IN RAYONNI Maatyaamy ml Wathia«taa ★ DECADE St. bNAny at Twaaty.rMte St I,Un,nr LATER: Ten yean after he became the first the A product of CYO bas- Jack*** IN OUTTINUie * SPfCIAI OIOUP HATIS at Wtfciaaaa A.a. WtITl TOi ketball ever leagues to win the Essex C antral Ait. InM ★ **tA St. at Ava. County CYO Outstanding Player Award, aaar SatfaaNaa Naataia DON BOSCO RETREAT HOUSE Richie Regan returned to the *»• at 9rtn St. # CYO's Night of Champions to bestow the 1958 award *»**- IN HOROKIN *0 Jaarnal Santa ★ »«at at Tint Si. NOW!ON. NOW JWIT Bloomfield on Mal Abernathy of High Also honored were Bill Smith (left), director *■ ONN MONOAT IVININO the CYO's baseball for • OWN FRIDAY IVININN of program 17 years, and Joe Lyons, bowling director for 16 years. In center Matafcat Pa4a>al 0, Inturaivta Catpaintiaa is Rev. Charles J. McDonnell, acting county CYO director. 18 THE ADVOCATE June. 14* 1958 Archbishop’s Appointments SUNDAY, JUNE 15 10:45 Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving, silver 4 K.. , Jubilee of ordination of Rev. I. Michael Fronciak, Our Ladv of Mt. Carmel Church, Bayonne. Conf tion P m'’ ‘rm * °ur Park* ’ ’ **** of Vijtories, Harrington

2:30 p.m., Preach gt departure ceremony for Maryknoll Missioners leaving for foreign missions, Maryknoll, N Y 4 p.m., Confirmation, Queen of Angels, Newark. 4 p.m., Confirmation, St. * Anthony’s, Northvale. MONDAY, JUNE 16 2 p.m., Confirmation, St. Elisabeth’s, Wyckoff. 4 pjn., Confirmation, Immaculate Conception, Darlington. 8 p.ip., Confirmation, St. Margaret’s, Little Ferry. TUESDAY, JUNE 7 p m Preside, Graduation exercises J ;. of Immaculate Con- ception High School, Lodi.

THURSDAY, JUNE 19 10 a.m., of executive Meeting committee, Catholic Univer- sity of America, Washington, D. C. ST. PETER’S COMMENCEMENT: chat with •*** P-m., Preside, Recipients of honorary degrees Very Graduation exercises of Queen of Peace ... High School, North Arlington. Rev. James J. Shanahan, president, St. Peter’s College, before the 67th commence- FRIDAY, JUNE 20 ment, June 8. They are from left, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas F. Meaney, id ,***“•’ fr ** * 1 Graduation exercises of Our of the Walter W. Lady Auxiliary Bishop Curtis, who presided and gave the address to the Visitation School, Paramus. graduates, and Michael Delehanty, founder of the Delehanty Institute, New York. SATURDAY, JUNE 21 ■ A 10:30 a.m., Preside, Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving, 50th anniversary of ordination of Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. Owens, St. Diocesan McWilliams New Mary’s Church, Nutley. Camp Msgr. Building 4 P-®-. Blessing of new school addition and at St. Michael’s new chapel, for Season Stays At HONORARY DEGREES: William F. Christ! Opens St. Michael's Msgr. Lawlor, archdiocesan of Corpus parish, Hasbrouck Heights. superintendent NEWARK At the request of schools, and Msgr. Thomas F. Burke, SUNDAY, JUNE 22 NEWARK pastor of Sacred Heart, Bloomfield, both 50- Camp Tegak- Msgr. Leßoy E. McWilliams, his To Be Blessed 12 noon, Solemn the archdiocesan Preside, Mass of 60th witha, camp for year graduates Seton Hall are shown Thanksgiving, an- appointment to the at University, receiving from of pastorate of honorary degrees niversary ordination of Rt. Rev. girls at Lake will NEWARK—With Archbishop Msgr. Peter Kura, St. Yen- Hopatcong, St. Paul’s, Thomas W. vice president antius Greenville, Jersey City, Boland the Rev. Cunningham, the university, at Church, for its 34th June officiating, new of commencement Orange. open season on has been withdrawn, it was an- 4 Dedication Research and Treat- exercises June 7. P-m., of new high and 28, Msgr. James A. Diagnostic, school preside at grad- Hughes, nounced this week by the Chanc- U *tio xerciBes St ,08€ ment Center at St. Michael’s Ph of the West New vicar general, has announced. "i ’ Palisades, York, ery Office. PrMide will be dedicated at 4 exercises The is for Catholic Hospital graduation of Marist camp girls McWilliams ui - Msgr. was from the of six appoint- June 14. The center has High School, Bayonne; KnighU of 30th St. and ages to 16 years. p.m., Columbus Hall, ed to St. Paul’s last week and Ave. been named in honor of the Four Jesuits From C, Bayonne. Information be Archdiocese may obtained was to have taken his up new from Mrs. Eileen Welch, Archbishop. camp post June 14. He has served in directress, Camp Master of ceremonies of the Tegakwitha, St. Michael’s parish, Jersey City, ToBe Ordained Landing. accompanying will be in 3 Ceremonies for 40 program years and has been pas- Msgr. Hughes pointed out the Msgr. Thomas Conroy, arch- St. Peter’s tor there since 1938. Seeks Takers advisability of children who diocesan director of NEWARK—Four former residents of the Archdiocese go hospitals. to camp for vacation, Speakers will include Dr. Nich- of Newark are slated to be attending ordained as priests in the Society Third Order Meets For Three camps conducted under Catholic olas A. Antonius, medical di- of Jesus in three separate Marble Altars ceremonies. auspices. ORANGE—The Third Order of rector; Mayor Leo P. Carlin Rev. R. JERSEY CITY Is there church St. Francis of Mt. Harry Burns, S.J., of Rutherford, is among a a or other Catholic Carmel par- of Newark and Lawrence O. institution which could ish will class of 30 Jesuit seminarians who will receive Holy use one or more marble altars? Polish Bookstore meet June'l6 at 7:30 Houston Jr., director of the Orders That’s what Rev. John B. Morris, p.m. Rehabilitation from Cardinal Arch- S.J., rector of St. Peter’s New Jersey Spellman, Church here, Poland would like to know. The WROCLAW, (NC) Feature of the Commission. of New June present St. Peter’s is evening will biahop York, on 21, Himmer of Toumai, Belgium, at about to be A diocesan bookstore has been be demolished—work on 7—and the showing of slides of the na- At 9 there will be in the Church of St John begins July three a.m. a College the of St. Michel, Bel- marble blessed and College altars in it will not be needed in the opened here by Bish- tional Third Order the Fordham new structure. Congress held High Mass of Thanksgiving in Baptist, University. Boleslaw gium. op Kominek. in Boston Two local last the men are in AVAILABLE ARE the October. chapel. included main altar with a large super- • class of 20 to be is the of ordained FATHER BURNS son structure and the altars two from shrines. The cost for the June 22 Mrs. Theresa only at Woodstock College, Burns, 43 Pierre- altars would be for dismantling, carting and reassembling, al- Woodstock, pont Ave., Rutherford, and the there would be Md., by Archbishop though an additional cost if the altars are to Francis P. of Baltimore. late Harry M. Burns. He attended be •• • • Keough “modernized” according to liturgical St requirements. They are Rev. Gerard F. X. Aloysius Rather than let the High School, Jersey wrecker have the altars, Father Morris Brown, of and Rev. City, and Hudson (even- "we would S.J., Fanwood, College says to find church prefer some or for a E. school of St. Peter’s institution Lawrence Comey, S.J., of ing College). which they would be serviceable.’’ Genuine Belleville. After service‘in the Navy during Rev. Edward J. Fischer, S.J., World War 11, he completed his late West studies Mrs. Comey. He attended St. of Orange will be ordained college at St. Louis Uni- Don Peter’s and entered Bosco Tech Holds Aug. 6, by Bishop Charles-Marie versity. Prep the WURLITZER of Jesus in 1945 He entered the Society of Jesus Society at the Family Festival in 1948 at St. Novitiate of St. Isaac Andrew-on-Hudson; Jogues, PATERSON—A family festival Wernersville, Pa. ''He took his took further studies Father Burns will be held philosophical at Don Bosco Tech- at Woodstock at St. Louis University; taught at philosophy College; nical School EXCLUSIVE here, June 17-21. Father Burns Console will his at Le and celebrate taught Loyola High School, The Moyne College, Syracuse, affair, sponsored the first Mass at June New and returned by studied at noon at York, to Wood- school WURLITZER FEATURES theology Woodstock 22, and a committee of St. College. Mary’s Church. Rutherford. stock for theology. friends, will take each The place eve- GIVE A LIFETIME will be Father archpriest Msgr. will from 7 to The new model 2620 Comey celebrate ning 10:30 p.m., with Charles A. Demjanovich, first Mass at June pastor. his noon, games, rides and OF Deacon 29, refreshments. SATISFACTION and subdeacon will be at the Church of the Gesu, Phila- BRAND YOURS Rev. John F. Yates, Xavier S.J., delphia. Archpriest will be Rev. $ St. Elizabeth High School, and Rev. Mr. Leo John M. Comey, S.J., St. Hospital For The Joseph's Asking .. • Daly, S.J., School. The NEW 595 Loyola College. Deacon and subdeacon Names Personnel Head FEDERAL TRUST wilrbe sermon preached by Rev. will be Rev. Francis J. & Shalloe, ELIZABETH—Leon S. Lewan- Matthew'J. Fltzsimohs, St. St. Peter’s will SJ., S.J., Prep, Jersey doski has been FULL City, named person- SCAfHWMII Andrew-on-Hudson. and Rev. Paul G. Larkin, provide pastor, nel director of St. Elizabeth’s Our Lady of Ransom 10-Year FATHER BROWN Church, Hospital, Sister Ellen Guarantee is the son Patricia, The will be Wurlifzer Tonecralled funds of Helen Philadelphia. sermon has announced. Mrs. C. Brown, 122 administrator, provldet •% to 10% Hommers,another excht- Small Amount Down preached by Rev. Dennis J. Lewandoski Watson and the spent six in ■Of* eroo lor lallor dve for Road, Fanwood, years feature, are tcienttf. your St. late Frank Comey, S.J., director, Joseph’s the tone, flrsotsr volume ... to Balance G. Brown. 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